WHERE GENTLE CARE LIGHTS THE WAY
Empowering Children.
Supporting Families.
Compassionate, BCBA-led in-home ABA therapy for children with autism—designed to nurture communication, independence, confidence, and meaningful progress with support for the whole family.
BCBA-Led Care
In-Home Support
Individualized Treatment Plan
Family Guidance Every Step of the way
MORE THAN THERAPY. A PARTNERSHIP.
The Pastel Approach
Care that feels thoughtful, personal, and guided.
We build with trust.
We take time to understand your child’s communication, sensitivities, strengths, routines, and family priorities building a plan. We also consider therapist fit, because feeling comfortable matters when care happens at home.
We teach through everyday moments.
Therapy is designed around real life—play, meals, transitions, communication, self-help, and family routines—so your child can build skills that are meaningful and useful.
We guide progress with clinical care.
Every plan is Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)-led, data-informed, and adjusted as your child grows. Our therapists are trained before starting services, so your family feels supported from the beginning.
Care Families Can
Feel Confident In
At Pastel ABA Group, your child’s care is guided by clinical expertise, thoughtful planning, and a deep respect for your family’s trust. Our in-home ABA therapy is designed to be compassionate, individualized, and grounded in what helps children build meaningful skills in everyday life.
BCBA-Led Care
Evidence-Based ABA Therapy
Ongoing Supervision
Family Involvement
Ethical, Respectful Care
Background-Checked Team
Who We Help
Pastel ABA Group provides in-home ABA therapy for children with autism who may need support with:
Communication & Connection
Communication
Building expressive language, receptive language, requesting, and functional communication skills.
Social engagement
Supporting connection, shared play, turn-taking, and meaningful interactions with others.
Parent and Caregiver Strategies
Guiding families with practical tools that can be used during everyday routines at home.
Daily Life & Independence
Daily Routines and Transitions
Helping children participate more comfortably in meals, dressing, bedtime, transitions, and family routines.
Self-Help Skills & Independence
Supporting toileting, feeding, dressing, hygiene, and other daily living skills.
School Readiness
Helping children prepare for classroom routines, group learning, following directions, and peer interaction.
Learning & Regulation
Emotional Regulation
Teaching coping skills, flexibility, tolerance, and ways to express needs safely.
Play and Learning Skills
Expanding attention, imitation, curiosity, play skills, and early learning readiness.
Behavior Support
Understanding challenging behaviors with care and teaching safer, more functional ways to communicate.
