Our ABA Therapy Services
First Steps (Ages 0–3)
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
Research shows that early signs of autism often emerge within the first years of life, and early intervention during this critical developmental window can significantly shape communication, social engagement, and foundational learning. Our First Steps program uses play-based ABA therapy and hands-on parent collaboration to build strong e
Research shows that early signs of autism often emerge within the first years of life, and early intervention during this critical developmental window can significantly shape communication, social engagement, and foundational learning. Our First Steps program uses play-based ABA therapy and hands-on parent collaboration to build strong early skills from the very beginning — setting the stage for lifelong growth.
Focus areas: early communication, joint attention, parent coaching, foundational play skills
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
The preschool years are a powerful window for growth. Little Explorers supports school readiness, peer interaction, language development, and early independence. Through structured play and individualized ABA therapy, we help children build the skills they need to confidently enter classroom settings.
Focus areas: school readiness, language development, peer play, early independence
Pathfinders (Ages 5–7)
Little Explorers (Ages 3–5)
Pathfinders (Ages 5–7)
As children enter kindergarten and early elementary school, social and academic expectations expand. Pathfindersfocuses on classroom success, following routines, social problem-solving, and strengthening communication to support a smooth transition into structured school environments.
Focus areas: classroom routines, social problem-solving, communication, school transitions
Adventurers (Ages 8–11)
Wayfinders (Ages 15–18+)
Adventurers (Ages 8–11)
Elementary-aged children begin navigating more complex peer relationships and academic demands. Adventurers targets emotional regulation, executive functioning, independence, and social confidence to help children thrive both in school and in their communities.
Focus areas: emotional regulation, executive functioning, independence, social confidence
Navigators (Ages 12–14)
Wayfinders (Ages 15–18+)
Adventurers (Ages 8–11)
Middle school brings increasing independence and social awareness. Navigators supports self-advocacy, organization, emotional regulation, and social skills to help adolescents manage new responsibilities and growing expectations.
Focus areas: self-advocacy, organization, emotional regulation, social skills
Wayfinders (Ages 15–18+)
Wayfinders (Ages 15–18+)
Wayfinders (Ages 15–18+)
The transition to adulthood is a pivotal stage. Wayfinders focuses on life skills, vocational readiness, community integration, and self-determination. Our goal is to equip teens and young adults with the tools they need for independence and long-term success.
Focus areas: life skills, vocational readiness, community integration, self-determination
Getting Started
Every KindPath ABA journey begins with a comprehensive assessment conducted by a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). From there, we build a fully individualized treatment plan centered on your child's needs and your family's goals.
How We Deliver ABA Therapy
In-Home ABA Therapy — Therapy delivered in the comfort and familiarity of your own home, allowing skills to generalize naturally to daily routines.
School-Based Support — Collaboration with teachers and school staff to reinforce goals in the classroom.
Telehealth & Parent Coaching — Remote support and caregiver training for families who need flexibility.