Community involvement is central to our company’s mission. This November, we proudly sponsored and participated in the Autism Speaks Miami Walk to raise awareness and support the autism community in Miami and Doral. Our team had an incredible experience. We connected with attendees, shared resources about our ABA therapy, and felt the uplifting energy of […]
ABA Blogs
Unlocking Potential: The Vital Role of Speech Therapy Services after an Autism Diagnosis
Receiving an autism diagnosis can be a challenging and emotional experience for both parents and children. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects communication, social interaction, and behavior. While each individual with autism is unique, many experience difficulties in verbal and nonverbal communication, making speech therapy services an essential tool for their […]
Spend Local, Save Local in Doral!
One on One Behavioral Services is now a proud participant of Doral’s “Spend Local, Save Local” program! Please watch our video below for more information about our ABA services. Our new Doral center is now located at 9300 NW 25th St #202 Doral, Florida 33172. We are offering a free evaluation as part of the […]
The Grand Opening of Our New Autism Center in Doral!
We are excited to announce the opening of our new ABA clinic for children with autism and other related developmental disorders in Doral, Florida. Our grand opening and ribbon-cutting was scheduled on April 21st, 2023 from 1-2PM. The City of Doral officials, Miami Dade County officials, representatives of Florida International University and Bank of America, […]
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (Formally Known as Step Up for Students)
For parents in the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe area, there is a scholarship that can provide up to $10,000 per year towards your child’s therapies (including ABA), school tuition, supplies, and even college fund. The Family Empowerment Scholarship for Unique Abilities (also known as FES-UA) is a grant dedicated to children of at least 3 […]
Advocating for your Child with Autism
Autism affects 1 in 68 children in the United States, which means that most mothers have a connection to autism in some way. Maybe you have a child with autism, maybe you know someone who does, or maybe you’re just starting to learn about it. But no matter what your connection is, there are ways […]
Improving Routines at Home with ABA Therapy
Establishing routines at home can take a lot of time, effort, and commitment. So why put in the work? Over time, setting routines can prevent and reduce stress for all partakers, promote independence, and set expectations for children. It provides its own signal for what is coming next! Think of a time when you were […]
An Individualized Toilet Training Program
“Can we please start toilet training?” This is one of the first things I hear once a child turns 2. But contrary to customs, it is not age that matters but what skills the child has. In today’s blog we’ll cover those prerequisite skills and a successful (and efficient) potty training method. Before embarking on […]
Increasing Food Preferences and Reducing Mealtime Challenges
Food selectivity is common among children with developmental disabilities, particularly those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It has been estimated to be as high as 72% (Schreck et al., 2004). Unfortunately, picky eaters face a greater risk of nutrient inadequacy relative to children with a varied diet (Bachmeyer, 2009). In addition, parents of children […]
Choosing the Right ABA Company as an RBT
In today’s blog we will be going over 5 tips that will help RBTs choose the right ABA company! Finding an employer that fits is tough, especially in the ABA field. Based on past personal experience as an RBT living in Miami, FL, I have worked for amazing companies that raised my ethical and practice […]