Intensive Early Intervention
Because the Earliest Years Matter Most
Early moments shape lifelong outcomes. That’s why our early intervention ABA therapy is designed to support toddlers during their most critical developmental years.
With warmth, patience, and clinical excellence, we help your child build the skills they need—communication, independence, emotional connection—while empowering you as a parent every step of the way. At Go Behavioral, we don’t just provide ABA therapy early intervention—we build brighter beginnings.
Intensive Early Intervention
At Go Behavioral, we specialize in providing early intervention ABA services tailored to support toddlers and young children who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or experiencing developmental delays. Early, intensive, and individualized intervention is key to unlocking a child’s potential—and our team is here to make that happen.
What is Early Intervention ABA Therapy?
Early intervention ABA therapy is a structured, evidence-based approach designed specifically for children under the age of six. Utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), we work to teach and strengthen essential skills at the most critical stage of a child’s development.
The goal is to support communication, social interaction, play, emotional regulation, and self-help skills, giving children the tools they need for a lifetime of success.
Why Start Early?
Starting ABA therapy early intervention offers children the greatest opportunity to make significant developmental gains. Research shows that high-intensity early intervention (20–40 hours per week) can greatly improve IQ, language abilities, and adaptive functioning for children with autism.
Benefits of early intervention include:
- Greater improvements in communication and language skills
- Increased social engagement with peers and family
- Reduction of challenging behaviors
- Improved readiness for school and structured environments
• Enhanced independence in daily living activities
Our Intensive Early Intervention Programs Include:
- Individualized Treatment Plans
Each child receives a comprehensive assessment and a fully customized therapy plan targeting their unique strengths and needs.
- 1:1 ABA Therapy Sessions
Therapy is delivered one-on-one, maximizing opportunities for learning and reinforcement.
- Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
Skills are taught and generalized in real-world environments such as home, parks, or during daily routines.
- Parent and Caregiver Training
We actively involve parents and caregivers through coaching sessions to ensure strategies are consistent across all environments.
- Multidisciplinary Collaboration
We work closely with speech therapists, occupational therapists, and educational teams when needed to support whole-child development.
- Data-Driven Progress Monitoring
We continuously collect and analyze data to measure growth, refine strategies, and celebrate milestones.
Service Settings
Our early intervention ABA therapy services are flexible and can be provided:
- In the comfort of your home
- In our specialized therapy clinics
- In preschools, daycare centers, or community settings
Who Can Benefit?
Our intensive early intervention program is ideal for:
- Children between 18 months and 6 years of age
- Children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Children showing early signs of developmental delays or social communication challenges
- Families seeking to maximize their child’s developmental potential as early as possible
Why Choose Go Behavioral?
- Highly trained and certified ABA professionals
- Family-centered and culturally sensitive care
- Flexible scheduling to meet family needs
- Proven track record of success and measurable outcomes
At Go Behavioral, we believe every child deserves the best start possible. Our early intervention ABA services are designed to nurture each child’s growth, resilience, and ability to thrive.
Contact us today to learn more about our ABA therapy early intervention programs and how we can help your child achieve meaningful milestones.