What is ABA at Bloom?
At Bloom, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) means getting to know your child as a whole person—not a list of behaviors. We use evidence-based strategies to build everyday skills like communication, flexibility, and independence, always in ways that feel supportive and achievable for your family.
How We Can Help
Applied Behavior Analysis can be used to teach a wide variety of skills!
Communication
Independent Living
Skills
Play and Leisure Skills
Social Skills
Community
Participation Skills
Challenging Behavior Reduction
Who We Support
We support children and teens with autism and other developmental or behavioral needs. Or team helps learners with communication, social skills, emotional regulation, daily routines, and school or community participation.
Our Services
Bloom’s ABA services include 1:1 therapy, social skills groups, school and community support, and caregiver coaching. Each service is tailored to the individual client's goals.
Where We Provide Services
How We Partner With Families
Parents and caregivers are an essential part of the team. We offer caregiver coaching, regular check-ins, and shared goal setting. We can work together during daily routines, use structured lessons, or combine both approaches—whatever fits your family best.
Insurance and Payment Options
Our practice currently accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Curative, Medicaid, Tricare, and United Healthcare plans. We also welcome private pay and TEFA funding. We will help verify your benefits and talk through options so cost is as clear and manageable as possible.
Services may take place at home, at our center, at school, or in the community, depending on your child’s needs. Practicing skills in natural settings helps them carry over into everyday life.
Social Skills Programs at Bloom
We offer structured social skills groups for ages 3 up to adulthood throughout the year.Â
Club Bloom
Club Bloom is a weekly school-year program. Learners practice communication, turn-taking, flexibility, problem-solving, and self-advocacy through play, games, and group activities. Each learner works toward individual ABA goals while connecting with peers.
Camp Bloom
Camp Bloom is a seasonal program held during summers and holiday breaks. Learners build friendships and practice social skills through play, projects, games, and group activities. Therapists support learners working on their individual goals through an inclusive camp experience.
Your Next Steps
Our goal is to make beginning services a clear and reassuring process for your family.
1. Initial Inquiry
Getting started begins with a conversation. We’ll learn about your child, answer your questions, discuss insurance requirements, and outline the intake process.
2. Clinical Assessment
Our BCBA conducts an assessment and develops a treatment plan based on your child's unique strengths, needs, and learning styles.
3. Ongoing Support
Services begin with a consistent schedule and regular collaboration. Your ABA team is available for extra support or changes along the way.