About Us
Compassionate, individualized ABA therapy- centered on your child, not a checklist.
Our mission is to provide holistic ABA therapy for individuals on the Autism Spectrum through an interdisciplinary, trauma-informed approach. We emphasize emotional well-being, honor each child’s unique strengths, and partner with families to support growth on their terms.
What Makes Our Approach Different
Individualized
No two children are alike. We build goals around your child’s needs, strengths, and interests—never a one-size-fits-all program.
Trauma Informed
All programming is rooted in trauma-informed care, prioritizing safety, trust, and emotional regulation alongside skill development.
Collaborative
We work closely with families and other providers to ensure care is cohesive, consistent, and meaningful across environments.
Community
Therapy doesn’t stop at the clinic. We emphasize community outings and real-world practice to help skills truly generalize.
Our Services
We offer evidence-based ABA services designed to support both children and families across all settings.
1-1 ABA Therapy
Individualized therapy provided in-center, at home, or within school environments.
Parent Training
Empowering caregivers with practical tools and ongoing support.
School Transition Support
Our school transition support focuses on emotional safety and readiness. We help children build the skills and confidence needed to navigate new environments while partnering with families and educators to support smooth, supportive transitions.
In-Home Behavior Management
We partner with families to establish practical strategies and routines within the home. By focusing on collaboration and caregiver education, we promote lasting change and increased confidence beyond therapy sessions.
Parent FAQ
What is ABA therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based therapy that helps children develop meaningful skills—such as communication, social interaction, daily living, and emotional regulation—while reducing behaviors that may interfere with learning or safety.
At Indiana Full Spectrum Therapies, ABA is not about compliance or “fixing” a child. We focus on understanding why behaviors occur and teaching skills in ways that are respectful, individualized, and emotionally supportive.
Is ABA right for my child?
Every child is different, and ABA is not a one-size-fits-all approach. ABA may be a good fit if your child could benefit from structured support in areas like communication, independence, emotional regulation, or social skills.
We believe the best way to determine fit is through conversation and assessment. Our team takes time to understand your child’s strengths, needs, and your family’s goals before making recommendations.
How do you involve parents?
Parents and caregivers are an essential part of the therapy process. We work collaboratively with families through ongoing communication, coaching, and parent training.
Our goal is to provide you with practical tools and strategies you can use at home, so progress continues beyond therapy sessions and feels manageable in everyday life.
What ages do you work with?
We provide ABA services to individuals 18 months through 18 years old, depending on the setting.
In-center services: Children 18 months through 10 years
Home, school, and community-based services: Individuals 18 months through 18 years
Services are always individualized based on each child’s developmental needs, goals, and environment. If you’re unsure which setting may be the best fit for your child, our team is happy to talk through your options.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we work with a variety of insurance providers. Coverage can vary depending on your plan and benefits.
Our team can help guide you through the insurance verification process and answer questions about coverage, authorizations, and next steps.
You Don't Have to Navigate This Alone
Choosing therapy for your child is a big decision. Whether you’re just starting to explore options or ready to take the next step, our team is here to listen, answer questions, and support your family.