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Every child has unique strengths, challenges, and potential. At Yellow Bus ABA, our Pediatric ABA Therapy programs help school-aged children (typically ages 6–12) build the communication, social, and life skills they need to thrive — at home, in school, and in the community.
Our programs are designed and supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and delivered by trained ABA therapists who make learning fun, structured, and meaningful.
Pediatric ABA Therapy is a child-centered, scientifically proven approach to improving communication, behavior, and independence for children with autism and related developmental needs.
Unlike early intervention programs that focus on foundational learning, pediatric ABA emphasizes social awareness, emotional regulation, and adaptive life skills that help children succeed in school and beyond.
Key components include:
Pediatric ABA focuses on the skills that help children participate fully in daily life — in school, at home, and with friends. Each goal is measurable and meaningful, helping children grow in confidence, connection, and capability. Areas of development include:
Expressing wants, asking questions, following multi-step directions
Peer play, turn-taking, teamwork, perspective-taking
Managing frustration, handling transitions, coping strategies
Attention, task completion, organization, and flexibility
Hygiene, dressing, mealtime, personal responsibility
Reducing challenging behaviors with positive reinforcement
51 Charles St,
(845) 327-7111Conveniently located near Garden City, our Mineola center supports children of all ages with In-Home and Center-Based ABA Therapy programs.
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253 Broadway (845) 327-7111Serving Lynbrook, Rockville Centre, and surrounding communities, this center provides a warm, family-focused environment for ABA therapy.
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1975 Linden Blvd (845) 327-7111Serving the Elmont and Valley Stream communities, this center specializes in early intervention and social skills programs for young learners.
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99 Sunnyside blvd Ext (845) 327-7111Located near Woodbury, our Plainview center offers flexible ABA therapy for all ages, with supportive In-Home and Center-Based programs tailored to your family’s needs.
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241-02 Northern Blvd (845) 327-7111Located near Little Neck and Bayside, our Douglaston center provides early childhood and pediatric ABA therapy in a bright, welcoming setting.
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69-24 Austin St (845) 327-7111Conveniently located in Forest Hills, our Queens center supports early childhood growth with pediatric services and social skills programs.
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1056 Manhattan Ave, (845) 327-7111Our Brooklyn location offers a modern environment for ABA therapy, with dedicated spaces for social skills groups and adolescent programs.
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86 Main St. (914) 205-5430Located near downtown Yonkers, this center supports children and young adults with personalized ABA programs and transition services.
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110 Crystal Run Road, 845-327-7111Serving Hudson Valley families, our center delivers individualized ABA programs, adolescent therapy, & transition-to-adulthood support in a structured setting.
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488 Freedom Plains Road, 845-327-7111Serving Dutchess County and beyond, our Poughkeepsie center focuses on individualized ABA therapy plans, life skills, and family support.
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7143 Stonewall Pkwy, (804) 557-0881Our Mechanicsville center provides a warm, clinical environment designed to feel like home while fostering significant developmental growth.
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1550 Oakbridge Drive, (804) 992-9900Our Powhatan center provides a warm, inviting, and highly structured environment where children can thrive through personalized ABA therapy.
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As children grow, their world becomes more complex — expectations increase at school, social interactions become more nuanced, and independence becomes more important. Pediatric ABA therapy helps children bridge the gap between early learning and real-world success.
Our pediatric ABA therapy programs focus on:
Your child’s journey toward confidence and independence can start today. Every day is a new opportunity for progress. Let’s take that first step together. Here’s how to begin:
Reach out to our friendly intake specialists to schedule a consultation. We’ll discuss your child’s needs, answer your questions, and explain the ABA therapy process.
Our team helps you check your insurance benefits to understand coverage for ABA services, making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) conducts a thorough evaluation of your child’s development, behavior, and learning style. This assessment identifies strengths, areas for growth, and the best strategies for therapy.
Once the plan is set, therapy starts at home or at one of our centers. Sessions are tailored to your child’s goals and interests, blending structured learning with play-based activities to keep them engaged and support steady developmental progress.
The sooner you start, the sooner your child can begin making progress!
At Yellow Bus ABA, therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all — it’s personal, structured, and rooted in real-life success. Here’s what the process looks like:
Families trust Yellow Bus ABA for our compassionate care, clinical expertise, and individualized approach. Our mission is simple: help children with autism reach their fullest potential — one step, one goal, one success at a time. What makes us different:
Programs guided by
experienced clinical leadership.
Tailored to your child’s
needs and learning style.
Accessible to families across
New York & Virginia.
We work closely with schools to
support consistency across settings.
We verify coverage, handle authorizations, and simplify billing.
We train and support parents
every step of the way.
ABA therapy is covered by most major insurance providers in New York & Virginia. We accept a wide range of plans and guide families through the approval process from start to finish.
Our intake team helps with:
Pediatric ABA typically serves children between ages 6 and 12, though programs are tailored to individual developmental levels.
Yes. We work closely with schools and teachers to align goals and strategies for consistent support.
Absolutely. Pediatric ABA can be delivered through Home-Based or Center-Based sessions — or a combination of both.
Duration varies based on goals and progress. Most families see significant skill gains within several months of consistent therapy.
Yes. Most major New York insurance plans cover ABA therapy. Check your coverage here.