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Our Programs

However you found your way here, you're welcome.

Maybe a diagnosis just landed and you're still taking it in. Maybe you've been doing this for years and something isn't working the way you hoped. Maybe you're just tired, and afternoons have gotten hard.

We built these four programs around real families at different ages and on different schedules. Some meet at our center. Some pick up after school. Some happen at your kitchen table, or wherever your day takes you.

What stays the same in all of them: your child works with a BCBA who takes the time to know them, and a plan built for who they actually are.

All four are enrolling now. If you're not sure which one fits, start with our intake form and we'll work it out together. It adjusts to what you tell us, so you don't need to have it figured out first. Or if you'd rather talk it through with a person, give us a call.

ProgramAgesWhenWhere
Little Pairs18 months – 6 yearsWeekdaysAt our Voorhees center
Social Pairs6 – 12 yearsTue & Thu, 4:30–6:30 PMAt our Voorhees center
Power Pairs6 – 12 yearsMon–Fri, after schoolAt our Voorhees center
Everyday Pairs5 – 21 yearsWeekdays, daytimeAt our Voorhees center

Little Pairs: Early Intervention (Ages 18 months–6 years)

The earliest years are when small steps make the biggest difference.

Little Pairs is our play-based early intervention program for children 18 months through 6 years old. Sessions are child-led, which means we follow what your child is already drawn to and build learning into it, rather than pulling them away from play to run drills. Communication, play skills, daily routines, and early social connection all grow out of that.

You'll work directly with a BCBA who adjusts the plan as your child changes, and at this age, they change fast.

Ages: 18 months–6 years
When: Weekdays
Where: At our Voorhees center
Payment: Covered by most insurance plans. Private pay available.

Social Pairs: Social Skills Groups (Ages 6–12)

Some skills can only be practiced with other kids.

Social Pairs brings children together to work on exactly that: taking turns, starting and holding a conversation, joining a group already in progress, reading tone and facial expressions, collaborating, and working through disagreement. We break each skill into clear, learnable steps, then give kids real peer practice with a clinician close by to coach in the moment.

Groups are small and matched by age and skill level, so kids practice with peers who are working on similar things.

Some families do both Social Pairs and Power Pairs, with Power Pairs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and Social Pairs on Tuesday and Thursday. If that sounds like a fit, we'll help you sort out the schedule.

Ages: 6–12 years
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30–6:30 PM
Where: At our Voorhees center
Payment: Covered by most insurance plans. Private pay available.

Power Pairs: After-School ABA (Ages 6–12)

After school is when a lot of families feel the squeeze.

Homework, transitions, and a child who has already spent all day holding it together. Power Pairs is one-on-one ABA therapy scheduled around the school day, Monday through Friday, at whatever time works after dismissal.

Your BCBA builds the plan around what your family actually needs help with: homework and evening routines, daily living skills, communication, or challenging behavior that tends to surface at the end of the day. Because it's one-on-one, the schedule flexes to your week rather than the other way around.

Power Pairs also pairs well with Social Pairs. Many families run one-on-one sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and group sessions on Tuesday and Thursday. We'll work out the schedule with you.

Ages: 6–12 years
When: Monday–Friday, after school hours
Where: In your home or at our Voorhees center, your choice
Payment: Covered by most insurance plans. Private pay available.

Everyday Pairs: Home and Community ABA (Ages 5–21)

Not every day runs on a school bell.

If your child or young adult is homeschooled, in cyber or virtual school, on a partial or reduced placement, between placements, or home while an IEP gets sorted out, Everyday Pairs meets them during the day. In your home, and out in the community, where the skills actually get used.

For younger kids, that might look like the kitchen table, a co-op, the library, the playground, the grocery store checkout line. For teens and young adults it looks different: ordering for yourself, riding the bus, keeping track of a schedule, getting through a shift at work, the daily living skills that shape how independent adulthood gets to be.

Skills learned in a therapy room have a way of staying in the therapy room. We'd rather teach them where they're needed.

We work around your family's rhythm, not a school calendar.

Ages: 5–21 years
When: Weekdays, daytime hours
Where: Your home and community settings
Payment: Covered by most insurance plans. Private pay available.