
ABA Therapy for Kids Ages 1-6
If you're seeking support for your child with autism, Arms Wide Open ABA specializes in personalized, in-home ABA therapy specifically for toddlers and preschoolers on the spectrum. Together, we can help give your child a great start with play-based therapy, see real progress at home and get a clear plan for success.
Most insurances accepted
Does Your Toddler or
Preschooler Need Support?
While it's normal to feel uncertain about your next steps, know that experienced, compassionate support is available. Seeking help for your toddler or preschooler with autism is a proactive, loving step.
A Happier, More Connected Life
With In-Home ABA Therapy
- Comfort: Your child learns best where they feel safest. Therapy at home reduces anxiety about a new environment, allowing them to relax and be more receptive.
- Familiarity: With in-home ABA therapy, skills are learned in the same place they will be used. This helps your child apply new skills to real-world situations, from the living room floor to the kitchen table.
- Play: For a young child, playing is learning. Our therapists use your child's natural curiosity and favorite toys to teach vital skills in a way that feels like fun, not work.
What Does ABA Therapy Look Like for Your Child?
ABA therapy for 1 and 2-year-olds focuses on the building blocks of communication and social connection, such as:
- Making eye contact, responding to their name and imitation (copying sounds and actions)
- Encouraging first words and using gestures (pointing and waving) to express needs
- Moving from solo to parallel playing alongside another child
- Introducing simple, positive ways to manage challenging behaviors like hitting or biting
ABA therapy for 3 and 4-year-olds is about expanding their world, helping children navigate social cues, including:
- Learning to take turns, share with others and follow multistep instructions
- Building vocabulary, asking and answering “who, what, where” questions
- Developing imaginative play and beginning to form simple friendships
- Working on crucial life skills for independence, like potty training and dressing
ABA therapy for 5 and 6-year-olds helps set them up for success. It acts as a bridge to the classroom, covering topics like:
- Following group instructions, raising a hand to ask a question and waiting for their turn
- Learning to tell simple stories and have back-and-forth conversations
- Navigating peer interactions, understanding classroom social rules and learning to cooperate
- Building self-management skills like zipping a coat, opening a lunchbox and managing transitions between activities

Why Choose Arms Wide Open ABA for Your Child's Journey?
Get a Personalized Plan for Your Child
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We Accept Most Insurances
Our in-network insurance partnerships make ABA therapy more accessible to families throughout our service areas.


Our Insurance Process
We'll request your insurance details to help us verify your plan's coverage for ABA therapy. Once we've received this information, we'll walk you through your benefits, including copayments, deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums, so you know what to expect in advance.
Our team will then handle the preauthorization and all the necessary paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Group therapy is a vital part of Arms Wide Open’s therapeutic program, teaching important principles that are needed across the community. The sessions take a variety of forms, in different settings.
After you contact us, we'll schedule an intake appointment to assess your child's needs and verify service coverage eligibility with your insurance provider. Once we receive insurance approval, an experienced BCBA will perform a thorough assessment and personalize a treatment plan.
We support clients 1 to 12 years old in home, school or community environments.
Yes. We'll partner with your child's school or daycare to arrange on-site therapy sessions.
Yes, Medicaid and many insurance companies cover programs for children with autism. Contact us, and we'll help you determine your eligibility and understand your benefits, so your child can get the care they need.
We’re Here to Help You
Our team is here to assist you in this process. Contact us for any assistance.