Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
The Mayflower Difference
ABA Services We Offer
Services are individualized based on each child's clinical needs and may include:
- Focused Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Comprehensive ABA, when clinically appropriate
- Early intervention services
- Direct BCBA-delivered ABA services
- Behavior Technician (BT/RBT) services under BCBA supervision, when clinically indicated
- Comprehensive behavioral assessment and treatment planning
- Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)
- Individualized behavior intervention plans
- Parent and caregiver training
- Social skills instruction
- BCBA-led social skills groups
- School consultation and collaboration
• • Ongoing treatment plan review and data-based clinical decision making
Our Clinical Approach
At Mayflower Early ABA Services, we believe meaningful progress happens through strong relationships, individualized teaching, and active family involvement. We use evidence-based
ABA practices while emphasizing:
- Naturalistic, play-based learning
- Positive reinforcement
- Individualized treatment
- Family-centered care
- Data-informed clinical decision making
- Functional, meaningful skill development
- Generalization of skills across everyday environments
Our goal is to help every child build communication, confidence, independence, and meaningful connections while supporting families every step of the way.
Areas We Address
Treatment goals are individualized and may focus on developing:
- Communication and language skills
- Social interaction and friendship skills
- Play and leisure skills
- Emotional regulation
- Executive functioning
- Daily living and adaptive skills
- Independence
- School readiness
- Safety awareness
- Self-advocacy
- Flexibility and coping skills
• • Reduction of behaviors that interfere with learning and daily functioning
Age Groups Served
Mayflower Early ABA Services currently provides services for:
- Early childhood
- School-age children
- Adolescents
Service Settings
Services may be provided in the setting that best meets each child's clinical needs, including:
- Clinic-based services
- Home-based services
- Community-based services
- School consultation and collaboration
- Telehealth services, when clinically appropriate and permitted by payer requirements
How Services Are Delivered
Treatment recommendations are individualized for every child. Depending on clinical need, services may include:
- Face-to-face direct ABA services
- Direct BCBA-delivered treatment
- Behavior Technician services supervised by a BCBA
- Parent and caregiver coaching and consultation
- Individual therapy
- Small-group social skills intervention
- Telehealth consultation and caregiver coaching when clinically appropriate
Co-Occurring Needs
Many children with autism experience additional challenges that can affect learning and daily life. When appropriate and within the scope of ABA, treatment may also address needs related to:
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Anxiety
- Emotional regulation difficulties
- Executive functioning challenges
- Sleep-related routines and behavioral sleep concerns
- Feeding challenges appropriate for behavioral intervention
- Communication delays
- Adaptive functioning deficits
When additional medical or therapeutic services are indicated, we collaborate with families and other healthcare professionals to support coordinated care.
Our Social Skills Groups
At Mayflower, children don't just practice social skills—they build genuine friendships in a supportive, natural environment led by Board Certified Behavior Analysts.