If you’ve ever stared at an ABA progress report wondering what phrases like “prompt level,” “maintenance,” or “target mastery” really mean—you’re in the right place.

At Bright Beginnings ABA, we believe parents should feel empowered, not overwhelmed, when reviewing their child’s therapy data. Here's a simple breakdown of what you’ll see in your child’s report—and how to use that information to stay involved and informed throughout treatment.

When families begin exploring Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services, one of the first decisions they face is: Should we choose in-home or clinic-based therapy?

At Bright Beginnings ABA, we’ve chosen to specialize in clinic-based services only—and that’s on purpose. Here’s why this model works so well for many children and families, and when it might be the right fit for your child’s needs.

One of the most powerful tools we use in ABA therapy at Bright Beginnings is something surprisingly simple: routine. While it might seem small, consistent daily routines can have a huge impact on a child’s progress—it helps build their overall sense of security, confidence, and pace of learning.

The big day is almost here – tomorrow is move-in-day at Bright Beginnings ABA, and we couldn’t be more excited! 

As parents, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when a child engages in challenging behavior. Whether it’s tantrums, refusals, or outbursts, these moments can feel like barriers to connect and communicate with each other. But what if we told you that every behavior has a meaning? 

You might be asking: “What does a child actually do for several hours in an ABA session?” What does it look like day to day? Here is a glance into what a session at Bright Beginnings will look like when we get the opportunity to welcome your child to the clinic!

Progress, Not Perfection

At Bright Beginnings ABA, we celebrate every win - no matter how small.

Welcome to The Bright Side of Behavior! A Personal Hello.

Hi there, and welcome!
I’m so excited to launch the Bright Beginnings ABA blog, “The Bright Side of Behavior.” I thought the best way to start would be introducing myself - not just as the founder of this clinic, but as a person who genuinely cares about this community, the field of ABA, and the families we serve.