InterAct ABA Therapy - Sioux Falls

The Sioux Falls clinic provides evidence-based applied behavior analysis for children beginning as young as age 2, including early intervention and school-age programming. Care can address communication, social-emotional development, adaptive and daily-living skills, learning, emotional regulation, safety, and challenging behaviors. Families receive BCBA-led planning, one-to-one RBT sessions, progress monitoring, parent training, and coordination with schools or community settings when clinically appropriate.

Our Sioux Falls center offers up to full-day ABA therapy for children ages 2 to 6 with autism, blending small group activities with one-on-one support so kids build the skills they need for kindergarten and the years that follow. Each child starts with a comprehensive assessment by our board-certified staff, who then design an individualized program around that child's goals, strengths, and pace. We are located in southeast Sioux Falls near Glenview Park, with a second Sioux Falls West location on West Technology Circle. Our team is led by a BCBA clinic director, and we are accredited by the Autism Commission on Quality. We accept Avera Health Plans, Sanford Health Plan, Wellmark, TriWest, and South Dakota Medicaid, and our intake team verifies benefits and handles authorization before therapy begins.

The Nest is our center on West 69th Street in Sioux Falls, a full-day program modeled on a preschool where learners ages 1 to 21 with autism and developmental delays move between small and large group activities, peer and social-emotional curriculum, and individualized instruction. We also provide ABA in homes, daycares, and the community, and by telehealth, for children who need one-on-one attention or who are not yet ready for a group setting. Our clinicians use Natural Environment Teaching, Pivotal Response Training, and Functional Communication Training, and every plan starts with child and family centered goals coordinated with the child's daycare, school, and medical team. Assessments include functional behavior assessments and standardized developmental tools, and recommended hours follow CASP practice guidelines. Every family receives parent coaching.