Our Services
At Sunrise, we offer a range of individualized supports designed to help each child thrive—at home, in school, and in the community.
☀︎ 1:1 ABA Therapy In Our Clinics
☀︎ In-Home ABA Therapy
☀︎ Caregiver Coaching & Support
☀︎ Social Skills Groups
☀︎ IEP & School Based Support
☀︎ Behavioral Assessments
☀︎ AAC & Communication Support
☀︎ Collaboration with Other Professionals
How ABA Works
Breaking Skills Down into Simple Steps
ABA teaches new skills by breaking them into smaller, manageable steps—making it easier for children to learn and master them.
Individualized Treatment Plans
Every child’s plan is unique, designed to meet their specific needs, interests, and goals, with measurable outcomes to track progress.
Ongoing Progress Monitoring
ABA includes regular assessments and continual monitoring of progress, ensuring goals are being met and adjustments are made as needed.
Parent Involvement
Parents are a key part of the process! Regular meetings with practitioners help parents understand strategies and track their child’s growth.
What is ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)?
ABA is the most widely recommended and researched therapy for children with autism. It focuses on teaching new skills, improving behavior, and enhancing overall quality of life through evidence-based practices.
What Makes ABA Different?
Child-Centered & Play-Based
ABA at Sunrise is designed to be fun and engaging, using play-based methods to teach skills in a way that your child enjoys. Positive reinforcement—such as rewards and praise—is used to encourage learning and motivate progress.
Fostering Independence & Happiness
The primary goal of ABA at Sunrise is to support your child’s well-being and happiness, helping them become more independent while learning valuable life skills.
A Team Approach
ABA therapy at Sunrise is provided by a team of trained professionals, including Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and therapists who are all certified in behavior analysis.
At Sunrise, we know that the early years are a powerful window for learning. For many children under the age of 6 with autism, increased therapy hours during this time can help close the gap between their communication and social development and that of same-age peers.
Intensive, play-based ABA in the preschool years allows us to focus on the foundational skills children need before entering school, including communication, social interaction, self-regulation, and early learning readiness. By building these skills early, children are better prepared to participate, connect, and succeed in classroom environments.
We offer early intervention services across settings to meet each child where they learn best:
In-home therapy to build functional communication and daily living skills in a familiar environment
Preschool and school collaboration to support readiness and smooth transitions
Center-based services that provide a structured, early social environment where children can practice peer interaction, group learning, and independence in a safe, supportive space
Our approach is always individualized, developmentally appropriate, and guided by data, ensuring that increased hours are recommended only when clinically meaningful and aligned with each child’s needs and family priorities.
