What we do, and where we do it.
One clinical service — Applied Behavior Analysis — delivered by a BCBA-led team, in the place where your child actually needs to use the skill. Below: the six programs we run today, and the five settings we run them in.
Six programs.
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ABA Therapy
The core program. A BCBA assesses, writes the treatment plan and supervises; trained therapists deliver it session by session, and the data decides what changes. Communication, social skills, daily living and reducing the behaviors that get in the way.
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Assessment
Direct observation and standardized tools, not a questionnaire alone. It is what the treatment plan and the insurance authorization are both built on.
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Parent & caregiver training
The hours that matter most are the ones we are not there. You learn the same procedures the therapist uses, on your own routines.
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Social skills
Play, conversation, turn-taking and friendship — practised with peers and in real settings, because that is where they have to hold.
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School consultation
We work with the teacher and the school team so the plan does not stop at the classroom door, and we can sit with you for the IEP.
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Adult ABA
Independence, work readiness, community access and self-care for teens and adults. ABA does not end at eighteen.
Five places.
A skill learned in one room stays in that room. Where a session happens is a clinical decision, made from your child's goals — not a package you pick.
- At homeWhere routines, mealtimes, sleep and siblings actually are.
- At schoolWith the teacher and the school team, in the classroom setting.
- In the communityThe store, the park, the waiting room — the places that are hardest.
- At the clinicMiami Lakes, for structured work and peer practice.
- By telehealthFor caregiver training and supervision when it fits better than a drive.
It starts with a benefits check, not a bill.
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We check your plan
At no cost. We tell you in plain words what it covers and what it does not.
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A BCBA assesses
Direct observation, then a treatment plan written for your child and submitted for authorization.
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Therapy begins
In the settings the plan calls for, with supervision and data from the first session.
Referring a patient?
Physicians, schools and agencies use the AIMH-FRM-040 referral form. It can be completed and signed online, and you get a reference number the moment it is submitted.
Still deciding?
Read what ABA is and what a first session looks like before you commit to anything. Nobody at AIMH will push you.
Ask us anything before you commit to anything.
English and Spanish, with interpreters for any other language. Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.