Frequently Asked Questions

What is aba?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a safe and well-developed, research-based instructional approach that focuses the use of effective interventions to produce meaningful changes in human behavior. It is a methodology that incorporates basic behavioral principles such as, positive reinforcement; prompting; shaping and generalization, that directly impacts the child's development of language, socialization, and reduction of maladaptive behaviors. This methodology uses techniques such as discrete trial training and systematic data collection to guide treatment planning based upon specialized assessments and objective data. ABA uses treatments that can produce practical and significant changes in your child’s behavior and skills, such as improved communication, socialization, and safety.

What are the benefits of aba therapy?

Many young children who receive early intensive behavior intervention are able to develop skills that allow them to independently participate across home and school settings. New Day ABA works in conjunction with each family, other therapists, and within the school setting to ensure consistency in social and behavioral interventions across settings. Families benefit from learning strategies for facilitating their child's use of newly acquired skills as well as for reducing challenging behaviors.

As a parent, i want to know how to best help my child. do you offer parent training?

We provide on-going parent training to assist our families in carrying out the important behavioral strategies that we are utilizing with their child within the home setting. Parents are an integral and valuable part of their child’s ABA programming, and the New Day ABA staff are there to assist them in implementing these techniques across environments.

at what age do i need to begin aba with my child?

At New Day ABA, we service students of all ages. However, researchers agree that the earlier that you begin ABA interventions , the more positive the outcome for the child.

does new day accept insurance?

Yes. Each insurance plan is different and must be thoroughly evaluated to determine whether or not coverage for Applied Behavior Analysis is provided. Our staff is happy to navigate the insurance process and provide you with specific information on your plan’s benefits & eligibility.

Currently, we are in-network BlueCross BlueShield, Medicaid SSI, Katie Beckett Deeming Waiver, Medicaid, Caresource, Peach State, Aetna, Cigna/Evernorth. Additionally, we are out-of-network, but will file with Humana, Tri-Care, and United Healthcare. We do not accept Amerigroup, AmBetter, or Wellcare at this time.