The Blue Journey Inc - Palmetto Bay — SW 158 Lane Suite A

Families choose Helping Hands because of our personalized approach, experienced clinical team, and commitment to whole-family support. Each child's program is individualized and supervised by a BCBA, with ongoing collaboration between therapists and caregivers. Through our affiliated organizations, families may also access case management, individual therapy, and psychiatric services, creating a seamless continuum of care that supports both children and their families.

New Patterns ABA provides in-home and community-based ABA therapy for children, teens, and adults with autism across Florida. Care happens where families live and learn, in the home and in the community, so skills carry over into everyday routines. Each client is paired with a provider matched to their needs, personality, and goals, and a BCBA designs an individualized plan that evolves with progress. The team takes a whole-person approach. Every client, family, and caregiver has a voice in the process, and parent training is built in so progress continues between sessions. Scheduling is flexible, with daytime, evening, and weekend availability to fit each family's routine. New Patterns ABA is privately owned and family-centered, small enough to know each client personally and experienced enough to support complex needs. The team handles insurance authorizations and paperwork from the first call, working to secure coverage so care can start without delay. Service areas include the Orlando, Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, and South Florida metros and their surrounding communities.

The Blue Journey Inc. provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in home, school, community, and other settings across Florida, with main offices in Miami and Jacksonville. The practice emphasizes individualized treatment plans, flexible service delivery, and caregiver training for families and professionals. To improve access, they use sliding-scale fees and a financial assistance program and work to connect families with available financial resources. They serve children, teenagers, and adults with special needs.