ABA services that help your child grow and thrive
Personalized, play-based, family-centered support that inspires real, meaningful progress.
Care designed to create real change
At Yes ABA, we turn challenges into achievements. Our services are designed to spark meaningful growth.
Personalized programs
Every plan is centered around your child’s unique strengths, needs, and goals— so you see progress that truly matters.
Play based learning
Sessions feel fun and natural, giving your child the chance to learn through moments of joy, and connection.
Family collaboration
We provide training, guidance, and practical strategies so you can confidently reinforce your child’s growth at home.
In home ABA therapy
Therapy in the home allows us to strengthen communication, routines, independence, and positive behavior during real daily moments — meals, playtime, transitions, and more.
In School ABA Therapy
We help children follow routines, stay focused, engage with peers, and manage behaviors with confidence. By partnering with teachers, we ensure growth continues throughout the school day.
Telehealth ABA services
Our secure virtual sessions provide parent coaching, follow-ups, and select direct therapy — offering consistent support when in-person sessions aren’t possible.
New Mexico Diagnostic Services
Yes ABA is able to provide diagnostic evaluations for children in the state of New Mexico. Our experienced clinical team conducts comprehensive assessments to help families better understand their child’s needs and access appropriate services and support.
Support for parents and families
You don’t have to navigate this alone. We offer ongoing caregiver coaching, simple strategies you can use at home, and routine check-ins to keep you informed, empowered, and confident.
How developmental differences may appear at different ages
Every child grows at their own pace. If you’ve noticed things that feel a little different, you’re not alone — and we’re here to help you understand what you’re seeing with compassion and clarity.
Your Baby (0–1 Year)
You may notice that your baby doesn’t always look toward you, respond when you call their name, or show the same gestures you see in other little ones their age. Their expressions may seem limited, or certain early social responses may come a bit later.
These early signs can simply mean your baby may benefit from extra support as they grow and connect with the world around them.
Your Toddler (1–2 Years)
Some toddlers lose words they once used, or their speech may develop more slowly than expected. They might explore toys in unique ways—such as lining them up rather than playing with them conventionally.
You may also see strong reactions to changes in routine. These differences can be meaningful, but with the right guidance, toddlers can make incredible progress.
Your Preschooler (3–4 Years)
You may hear your child repeat lines from favorite shows instead of having back-and-forth conversations, or notice they prefer playing alone. They might focus intensely on certain interests while showing little interest in other activities.
๏ปฟThese behaviors can signal that your child processes the world differently — and can benefit from personalized support.
Your School-Age Child (4–6 Years)
School-age children may find friendships more challenging, take language very literally, or struggle with pretend play. Unexpected changes in routine may feel overwhelming for them.
๏ปฟWith compassionate, individualized ABA support, children in this stage can gain important communication, social, and daily living skills that strengthen their independence and confidence.
Your Older Child (7–12 Years)
Some children may struggle with social interactions, emotional regulation, or keeping up with school expectations. You might notice difficulty following group rules, managing frustration, or building peer relationships.
๏ปฟWith individualized ABA support, older children can strengthen communication, social, and coping skills that help them succeed at school, at home, and in their community.
Your Teen (13–21 Years)
Teens may experience challenges with independence, social confidence, emotional regulation, or navigating increased responsibilities. Changes in routine and social expectations can feel overwhelming during this stage.
๏ปฟABA therapy for teens focuses on real-life skills such as emotional awareness, self-advocacy, daily living skills, and confidence building to support greater independence and long-term success.
Ready to begin services?
See your child grow with personalized ABA support designed for their needs. Our team will help you get started quickly and guide you through each step with clarity and compassion.
We work to begin services as soon as possible without long waitlists.
