The early years are essential for growth, and high-quality intervention during this stage can make a lasting difference. Our Early Intervention ABA programs are specifically designed for toddlers and young children (ages 2 to 5) who are just beginning their learning journey. ​

What We Focus On: - Communication and language development
- Social engagement and play skills
- Self-help skills (feeding, dressing, toileting)
- Early cognitive development (matching, imitation, problem-solving)
- Behavior shaping and emotional self-regulation

Why It Matters: Research shows that starting ABA early can significantly improve long-term outcomes. We create nurturing, play-based learning environments that feel natural and fun while being structured, goal-driven, and fully individualized to each child.

Home-based ABA is central to our concierge model. We bring therapy into your home, where your child feels safest and most comfortable. This setting allows us to target real-world goals and support daily routines that matter to your family.

​​ What It Involves: - One-on-one ABA therapy tailored to your child’s goals
- Parent coaching during and between sessions
- Practical strategies for mealtime, bedtime, and transitions
- Support for siblings and extended family members

Why It Works: When therapy happens in a natural environment, progress transfers more easily into everyday life. Parent coaching empowers you to reinforce learning beyond the therapy hour—because you’re your child’s greatest teacher.

We work directly with schools and educators to ensure your child’s learning and behavioral needs are supported throughout the day. Whether your child is in a private preschool, public school, or specialized classroom, our goal is to help them participate, engage, and thrive.

What We Offer: - On-site ABA services during the school day
- Classroom observations and customized recommendations
- Teacher & staff support for behavior and classroom management
- IEP and 504 plan support
- Behavior support plans
- School transition support
- Collaboration with IEP teams, specialists, and school psychologists
-Community and educational partnerships

Our Goal: To create a consistent and inclusive learning experience where your child feels confident, connected, and supported—while also equipping teachers to better meet their needs.

Challenging behaviors are often a form of communication. Our approach is to identify the “why” behind the behavior and replace it with functional, adaptive skills that support independence and reduce stress.

Our Process: - Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA) to uncover behavior patterns and causes
- Evidence-based Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) tailored to your child
- Skill-building approaches that teach what to do, not just what not to do
- Family and caregiver coaching to support consistency across settings

The Result: A calmer home, a more confident child, and strategies that help everyone feel more in control. We don’t just address behaviors—we support the whole child and the entire family system.

Getting the right diagnosis is an essential first step in understanding your child’s needs. Our team provides ADOS-2 testing — the gold standard in autism assessment — in a supportive, child-friendly setting. This evaluation helps identify or rule out autism spectrum disorder and gives families the insights they need to make informed decisions.

What We Provide: - A play-based, structured assessment that evaluates communication, social interaction, and behavior
- A comprehensive written report detailing results, observations, and diagnostic impressions
- A parent consultation session to explain findings and offer guidance on next steps
- Coordination with your pediatrician, psychologist, or other specialists for streamlined follow-up

Why It Matters: An accurate, timely diagnosis opens the door to effective services and supports. Our goal is to make the process as clear, respectful, and helpful as possible — so you can move forward with confidence and care.

Parenting a child with unique needs is deeply meaningful—but it can also bring moments of overwhelm, uncertainty, and emotional fatigue. At Behavior Analysts of Naples, we offer Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) to support your emotional well-being and help you stay grounded through it all. ACT is a science-backed approach rooted in mindfulness and behavioral psychology. Rather than avoiding difficult thoughts or emotions, ACT teaches you how to accept them, focus on the present, and take action guided by your values.

What ACT Can Help With: - Managing stress and building balance in your daily life
- Responding to emotional challenges with greater calm and flexibility
- Clarifying your values and making purposeful decisions
- Strengthening emotional resilience and connection with your child

Who Is ACT For? - Parents and caregivers experiencing burnout or emotional overload
- Families navigating complex behaviors and seeking a new perspective
- Teens and older children (with parental involvement) dealing with anxiety or emotional rigidity
- Anyone looking for tools to live with more intention and emotional strength

Why It Matters: Caring for others starts with caring for yourself. ACT gives you the tools to manage life’s emotional ups and downs, so you can show up fully for your child—and for yourself.

Need quick guidance on routines, behavior, or tough parenting moments? Our Parent Power Mini Sessions are 30-minute, laser-focused coaching sessions designed to help you take action—fast.

What You’ll Get: - 30-minute 1:1 virtual or in-person session with a behavior specialist
- Targeted strategies for one high-priority concern
- Follow-up resource or mini action plan tailored to your family

Perfect For: - Bedtime battles, screen time struggles, or sibling conflict
- Potty training, school transitions, or daily routine stress
- Parents who aren’t ready for ongoing services but want expert support
- Anyone looking for tools to live with more intention and emotional strength

Pricing: - $125 per session - Bundle of 3: $300 (save $45) Contact us to schedule your mini session.

Independence doesn’t mean doing it all alone. Our Adult Services are designed for individuals who live independently or in supported environments and want help navigating everyday life with greater confidence, structure, and success.
Whether it’s organizing a schedule, managing stress, improving social skills, or building routines that stick — our team provides compassionate, goal-driven support tailored to each person’s needs and lifestyle.

What We Support: - Independent Living Skills: Daily routines, time management, budgeting, cooking, and personal care
- Community Integration: Social interaction support, public transportation use, and accessing local resources
- Executive Functioning Planning, organizing, following through on tasks, and problem-solving
- Emotional Regulation & Coping: Strategies to reduce stress, manage anxiety, and handle life transitions
- Parent or Guardian Collaboration: For those in semi-independent settings, we provide caregiver updates to ensure consistency and shared progress

Our Approach: All adult services are person-centered and designed in partnership with the individual. Sessions are held in-home, in the community, or virtually, depending on goals and preferences. We believe that adults deserve to lead their own growth—with the right support behind them.