ABA Therapy at RCG Health Network: Building Skills Beyond the Clinic
Families often turn to ABA Therapy when they want practical support for children diagnosed with autism or other developmental delays. Applied Behavior Analysis is one of the most researched methods for improving skills and reducing challenges that interfere with daily life.
At RCG Health Network, we believe therapy should not stay limited to a clinic. We extend services into homes, schools, and communities so that children can practice and grow in the places where they live and interact every day.
Understanding ABA Therapy
ABA Therapy is a structured approach that helps children and young people build communication, social, and self-help skills. It uses positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors and replaces behaviors that may get in the way of progress. Children with autism often face challenges in areas such as language, play, and daily routines.
Through ABA, they learn step by step how to participate more fully in family, school, and community life. This therapy adapts to the needs of each child, making it effective for many developmental differences.
The RCG Difference in ABA Therapy
RCG Health Network offers both center-based and in-home services. This flexibility means families can choose what works best for their schedule and their child’s needs. We provide one-on-one therapy so each child receives full attention.
Our team includes Board Certified Behavior Analysts, or BCBAs, who play a central role. They design individualized treatment plans, guide ABA therapists, analyze progress data, and adjust strategies as the child develops new skills. This professional oversight gives families confidence that their child’s therapy is well-structured and goal-driven.
Taking Therapy Beyond the Clinic
We believe learning must happen in real settings. That is why natural environment teaching is a key part of our approach. Children practice communication, play, and self-help skills not only at a table but also in their home, classroom, or local community. For example, a child may work on following directions during a field trip or practice social greetings at the park. These opportunities make therapy more meaningful and easier to apply in daily life.
Our school preparatory program supports children ages two to six by building foundation skills needed for classroom success. We introduce academic concepts, peer interaction, and structured schedules so children enter school ready to participate. Parent training is another vital part of extending progress beyond therapy. Families learn strategies they can use every day, creating consistency and helping children gain independence faster.
Partnership With Families
We know that parents and caregivers are the most important teachers in a child’s life. That is why we encourage family involvement in every program. When parents take part in sessions, ask questions, and use strategies at home, children achieve stronger and longer-lasting results. RCG provides training sessions, observation opportunities, and open communication with therapists. Our goal is to empower families with tools they can use even after formal services end. Parents can also get answers to many frequently asked questions here.
Real-World Benefits of ABA Therapy
Families who choose RCG often see progress in many areas. Children improve communication skills, whether by using words, devices, or gestures. They learn daily living tasks like dressing, eating, and following routines. Socialization grows through peer activities and structured play.
At the same time, problem behaviors such as tantrums or aggression decrease as children are taught replacement skills that serve the same purpose in a more positive way. These changes help children take part more fully in family life, school, and the community.
Additional Services Supporting ABA
ABA Therapy works best when paired with other supports. At RCG Health Network, we also provide Speech-Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy. Speech services help children build expressive and receptive language and may include the use of assistive technology for communication. Occupational Therapy addresses fine motor skills, self-care, and sensory needs that often affect daily independence.
Our programs go beyond individual therapies as well. The School Prep program prepares children for academic settings. The Life Prep program supports teens and young adults with skills like job readiness, social awareness, and community participation. We also offer social skills groups that give children structured practice with peers. Together, these programs create a complete system of care that adapts as a child grows.
Get Started With ABA at RCG
Beginning services with RCG Health Network is straightforward. Families can call our intake coordinators, who are available to guide new clients through the process. We accept most major insurance plans, Medicaid, and Medicaid waivers. For families paying privately, we also assist in exploring other funding options. Our goal is to make therapy accessible and consistent so that children can start building skills without delay.
If you are ready to explore how ABA Therapy can support your child at home, in school, and in the community, we invite you to connect with us today. At RCG Health Network, we are committed to providing the highest quality care and walking with families every step of the way.