In-Home ABA Services in Los Angeles County
Golden State Spectrum provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services for children and young adults ages 1–21 throughout Los Angeles County. We bring therapy into the home and work with families on goals that matter in everyday life.
BCBA assessment and treatment planning
Therapy in everyday routines
Direct therapy follows the BCBA’s treatment plan under clinical supervision. Practicing within familiar home routines gives the team opportunities to work on skills such as requesting help, taking turns, transitioning between activities, and building independence. Session activities and the level of support depend on the individual plan.
Parent and caregiver training
Caregiver training helps families understand treatment goals and practice strategies within daily routines. Parents and caregivers share observations, ask questions, and work with the clinical team to identify practical ways to support their child.
Skills we work on together
Our in-home ABA services focus on practical skill-building through everyday home routines, with goals personalized to each child and family.
Individualized treatment goals may include:
Attending and focus skills
Language and communication skills
Social skills and interactions
Functional play and daily living skills
Toileting and self-care routines
Transitions and everyday routines
How to begin services
1. Contact our team
2. Plan the next steps
Insurance and referrals
We help families understand the next steps for accessing ABA services through their specific health plan. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs must be verified for each member.
Healthcare professionals can refer a patient using our referral instructions.
Call 747-600-1100 to discuss services in your area, or contact our team to begin insurance verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide BCBA-supervised in-home ABA therapy and parent and caregiver training in Los Angeles County. Each treatment plan is individualized and may address communication, social interaction, adaptive skills, daily routines, and behavior support in the home.
ABA is commonly used for autism but can also support children with developmental delays and behavior challenges.
The frequency depends on your child’s treatment plan and goals. Some children receive therapy multiple times per week.
Yes. Parent participation and training are an important part of helping children build and maintain skills across environments.