DARTherapy ABA

Little Rays ABA offers applied behavior analysis in Fort Lauderdale and across Broward County, with therapy at a family's home or their child's school when that is the right fit. Board Certified Behavior Analysts create customized plans aimed at communication, social skills, independence, and behavior support that matches each child's age and needs. The team states that Florida Medicaid and most private insurers are accepted. Local therapists serve Las Olas, Victoria Park, and nearby neighborhoods, which can mean shorter travel times for busy families.

ABA Autism Therapy of Florida works with children ages 2 through 13 on the autism spectrum and their families in the greater Fort Lauderdale and Miami areas. The team believes each child is one of a kind, and therapy plans should match each child's strengths, family culture, and the goals caregivers care about most. Care starts with a careful assessment so goals are clear, trackable, and taught step by step over time. Sessions use well-studied ABA methods and regular measurement so families can see how new skills connect to daily life, from week to week and month to month. Services include one-on-one therapy, support for language and behavior goals, social and daily living skills, parent training, and school or IEP-related consultation. Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians work side by side with families, combining clinical skill with practical tips caregivers can use between sessions.

Behavior Management Consultants (BMC) has provided applied behavior analysis across South Florida since 1980. The Fort Lauderdale clinic focuses on clinic-based ABA for young children, while the broader southeast team also supports school-based, home-based, and community-based care throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties, plus selected adult waiver settings when that level of support is needed. BMC stresses partnership at every step. Board Certified Behavior Analysts supervise Registered Behavior Technicians, parent training is woven into children's services, and adult programs coordinate with caregivers, day programs, and community agencies when those supports are part of the plan. The Fort Lauderdale clinic offers a structured setting for early learners, with options to extend services into school or home routines when that is clinically appropriate. Families can reach the regional team through BMC's central intake line and email on the corporate contact page. Fort Lauderdale clinic hours are listed as Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Payor information on the local page includes commercial insurance, Florida Medicaid, and waiver programs; families should confirm coverage with admissions staff.