Getting Started with C-H-S
What ABA services does C-H-S offer to families and individuals?
C-H-S provides a range of services, including ABA therapy, parent training, social skills development, and specialized support for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and developmental delays. We provide evidence-based behavioral health interventions to neurodiverse communities.
How can I get started with C-H-S services?
Contact us today via our website or call to schedule a free consultation. We’ll discuss your child’s needs and recommend the most suitable ABA services.
What happens during the free consultation with C-H-S?
The initial consultation is a free Zoom session designed to understand your family's needs and outline how C-H-S can help. During this meeting, we’ll discuss your concerns, gather information about your child’s history, and recommend the best services to meet your goals.
Does C-H-S accept insurance, and how do payments work?
Our team assists with benefits verification and claims to ensure coverage. We work with various insurance providers: Aetna, Anthem, Promise Health Plan, Cigna, Healthnet, Tricare, Molina, and Optum.
What are the different levels of ABA services available at C-H-S for non-insured clients?
For those without insurance, we provide competitive rates and customizable service packages.
C-H-S provides five consulting service levels to cater to various needs:
- Level 1: Free Zoom consultation to assess your needs with <1 hour.
- Level 2: An ABA introductory package with 5-hours of ABA service delivery.
- Level 3: Services with an additional behavioral therapist for more intensive support with 10-hours of ABA service delivery.
- Level 4: Services and parent training with 15-hours of ABA service delivery.
- Level 5: Comprehensive care with an LCSW, Developmental Therapist, and/or other clinical professionals, totaling 25-hours of ABA service delivery.
Addressing Behavioral Challenges
Does C-H-S work with neurodiverse children and families?
Yes, C-H-S works closely with neurodiverse children and their families, providing tailored, evidence-based interventions to address their unique strengths and challenges. Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in how brains function, encompassing conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, learning disabilities, and more. Our goal is to empower neurodiverse individuals to thrive in their daily lives, while fostering independence, improving social and communication skills, and enhancing their overall quality of life.
What does C-H-S do to help with sensory sensitivities and emotional regulation?
We use tailored strategies such as sensory integration techniques, calming routines, and coping skill development. These methods are incorporated into ABA therapy sessions and reinforced through our parent training programs.
How does C-H-S prepare children with developmental delays for school?
C-H-S prepares children by teaching communication, self-regulation, and social skills. We also collaborate with schools to create smooth transitions, ensuring your child is set up for success in the classroom.
What kinds of activities help children with ASD gain independence in daily life?
C-H-S focuses on building functional skills such as dressing, grooming, and meal preparation. Through structured teaching and task analysis, we break down these activities into manageable steps to empower children with ASD.
Personalized Care and Intervention
How does C-H-S create a plan that works for my child?
At C-H-S, our process begins with a thorough assessment to identify your child’s strengths and areas for growth. Based on this evaluation, we create a personalized ABA intervention plan with specific, measurable goals.
What kind of improvements can I expect, and how are they tracked?
Progress depends on your child’s individual goals and the consistency of intervention. At C-H-S, we use data-driven methods to track improvements in areas like communication, social skills, and behavior management. Also the parent training provides functional ABA strategies to address behaviors that will be measured for feedback and improvement overall.
Why does C-H-S use data in therapy, and how does it help my child?
Data collection is a cornerstone of ABA therapy. At C-H-S, we use data to monitor your child’s behavior, measure progress toward goals, and adjust interventions as needed.
How does C-H-S make sure my child’s interventions are consistent across home, school, and therapy?
C-H-S emphasizes a collaborative approach by integrating strategies across all environments where your child interacts. Our team works closely with educators, caregivers, and other professionals.
Support for Families and Caregivers
How can parents stay involved in their child’s therapy with C-H-S?
Parental involvement is crucial for sustained progress. C-H-S offers comprehensive parent training to empower families with practical tools and techniques.
What kind of support does C-H-S offer outside of therapy sessions?
Beyond therapy, C-H-S offers responsive care thru open communication 7 days/week and a telehealth platform to support our client families. These resources empower families with strategies to manage behavioral challenges at home and in the community.
What resources are available for siblings of children with ASD?
We offer sibling support sessions that provide education about ASD and behavioral health, fostering understanding and empathy. Our ABA services integrates siblings when appropriate to teach positive family functioning.
What’s the difference between a BIP and an IEP?
A Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) is a strategy designed to address specific challenging behaviors by identifying triggers and providing proactive solutions. An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is broader and covers educational goals and accommodations. A BIP can be part of an IEP for students needing behavioral support and C-H-S are experts in providing appropriate service recommendations.
Educational and Career Development
What is the Behavioral Academy at C-H-S, and who is it for?
The Bx Academy at C-H-S is a specialized program aimed at young adults (18-22) who are interested in pursuing careers in behavioral health. Participants gain hands-on experience and mentorship.
How does the Behavioral Academy help young adults prepare for careers?
The Bx Academy at C-H-S offers education, training, and real-world experience in behavioral health. Participants learn essential skills such as ABA interventions, conducting Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA), developing Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP), and develop professional aptitudes.