Grateful Care ABA - Centreville

Dream Bigger ABA supports families across Northern Virginia with applied behavior analysis for children with autism. Services include in-home therapy, telehealth, parent and caregiver training, sibling support, and after-school sessions, plus school-based ABA when that is the right fit for your child. Many Northern Virginia service areas currently have no waitlist, and the practice works with major insurance plans. Confirm your neighborhood, schedule, and coverage during the consultation so the team can match you with the right clinicians.

New Patterns ABA provides in-home and community-based ABA therapy for children, teens, and adults with autism across the Greater Richmond area. Sessions take place where families live and learn, in the home and in the community, so new skills carry over into daily routines. Each client is paired with a provider matched to their needs and goals, and a BCBA builds an individualized plan that adapts as the client progresses. The team takes a whole-person approach, giving every client, family, and caregiver a voice in the process, with parent training built in so progress continues between sessions. Scheduling is flexible, including evening and weekend availability. Privately owned and family-centered, New Patterns ABA is small enough to know each client personally and experienced enough to support complex needs. The team manages insurance authorizations and paperwork from the first call to help care begin without delay. Service areas include Richmond and surrounding communities across Henrico, Chesterfield, and Hanover counties.

Infinity ABA Therapy and Autism Services, LLC is an independently owned ABA practice founded in 2017, serving families in Fairfax, Virginia with evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis. The team emphasizes meeting each learner where they are and building on existing strengths in a clinic environment described as fun, open, and inviting for children, teens, and young adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities. Clinical operations reflect strong supervision standards: the practice reports four Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and thirteen Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), with a stated ratio of one BCBA supervising six to eight RBTs and weekly direct BCBA observation and supervision of RBT sessions. Services are delivered through center-based (clinic) and in-home ABA models; telehealth was not indicated on the submitted application. Families receive structured parent training and regular communication about progress, including written progress reports, scheduled caregiver coaching, and parent meetings integrated into the program. The intake process outlined in their SPCN application includes an online form, outreach from the Infinity team, insurance verification, intake with the Clinical Director (BCBA), and a typical timeline to services of about four to six weeks when availability and payer authorization allow.