In-home ABA therapy

We provide assent-based, play-centered Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) that honors each child as an individual and supports meaningful progress in everyday routines. Services are delivered in natural environments, which is typically the home, but can include environments like the playground, the park, and the grocery store. The BCBA is trained in sensory-informed ABA and aims to design a program that feels supportive and fun while making clear progress over time.

The Sleep Support and Parent Coaching services we offer are INCLUDED in the in-home ABA program at no extra fee. 

We are currently open for up to 3 families with children/teens with autism who are in-need of ABA therapy. We are available to see clients in-home in St. George, Hurricane, and Washington, Utah. These services are 100% covered by Medicaid at NO FEE to families. 

Interested? Reach out to hello@simpleautismsolutions.com to learn more today! Spaces will fill up fast; we will not be accepting any more ABA clients in the near future once they do.

We are not currently in-network with any other insurers, but we are open to considering it. Reach out to us with your insurance information and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

We accept private pay (paying out of pocket) and will provide an estimate upon receiving your information.

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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science that helps us understand how behavior works, why it happens, and how we can support meaningful change. At its core, it’s about building skills, increasing independence, and reducing behaviors that may be getting in the way of a child’s daily life.

In my practice, ABA doesn’t look clinical or rigid: it looks like connection, play, and real life situations practiced in a safe way. I use an assent-based, relationship-centered approach, which means your child’s voice, comfort, and autonomy matter. We focus on teaching skills in the natural environment and use everyday routines and moments as opportunities for growth. I also take a sensory-informed lens, and recognize that regulation, emotions, and behavior are all deeply connected.

This isn’t about compliance or “fixing” a child: it’s about understanding them, supporting them, and helping them build the tools they need to thrive in a way that feels good for everyone involved.