Wall Therapeutic Solutions
Applied Behavioral Analysis
Compassionate ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) for children and youth up to age 22 with autism or other developmental disabilities.
Applied Behavioral Analysis
Respect. Assent. Autonomy. Dignity.
Wall Therapeutic Solutions never seeks to stifle or change someone’s neurodiversity. We provide opportunities for children to explore new skills and learn to interact with peers in a relaxed, engaging, natural environment.
The Basics
Individualized treatment that honors your child’s neurodiversity.
Children and youth explore new skills and learn to interact with peers in a relaxed, natural environment.
Payment Accepted
Medicaid, Commercial Insurance, FAPT (Family Assessment and Planning Team) funding. Private Pay available.
Hours of Support
Scheduled weekday sessions. Most clients attend two to five times per week.
Staffing
Services are provided by clinicians licensed by the Virginia Board of Medicine and certified as BCBAs or BCaBAs, along with Registered Behavior Technicians.
Why Wall for ABA?
Individualized, engaging therapy helps children and youth with autism and their families overcome obstacles and create foundations for future success.
Honoring Neurodiversity
Many autistic adults describe negative experiences with old ABA models. Past therapies have been recounted as traumatic and stressful for participants. Our hearts go out to those who did not receive therapies and care that helped them during childhood. When we set out to provide ABA services in 2021, our team intentionally designed a compassionate therapy model that rejects rigid, compliance-heavy approaches. The individual, their family, and clinicians work together to create plans that focus on socially significant goals that are meaningful to the individual.
Playful Learning in a Relaxed Environment
Your child gets the opportunity to explore new skills and learn to interact with peers in a relaxed, engaging way in a natural environment. Our analysts and technicians encourage play-based, enjoyable learning. We offer center-based and home-based settings for our services so you can choose the model that works best for your family. Wall Therapeutic Solutions believes that ABA services are most impactful in-person, but our team also offers Caregiver Led ABA via telehealth for families unable to access in-person services.
Types of ABA
Choose the setting that meets your needs.
We offer ABA services in three settings: center-based, home-based, or via telehealth.
Home-Based ABA
Our therapists provide services in the Roanoke Valley and greater New River Valley regions.
Learn MoreCaregiver-Led ABA
Clinicians coach caregivers via telehealth to guide their child’s therapy.
Learn MoreThree Choices
What type of ABA is right for me?
We offer Center-Based, Home-Based, and Caregiver-Led ABA services.
Center-Based ABA
- Comprehensive and Focused ABA Therapy
- Delivered in a structured clinical setting by BCBAs and RBTs.
- Children attend sessions at a designated therapy center.
- Highly structured environment with minimal distractions.
- Access to interdisciplinary teams (e.g., speech, OT).
- Consistent routines and peer interaction opportunities.
- Treatment of the multiple affected developmental domains, such as cognitive, communicative, social, emotional, and adaptive functioning.
- Typically, a Comprehensive ABA model between 30-40 hours per week.
Setting: Clinical environment
Provider: BCBA, RBT
Structure: Highly structured
Family Involvement: Moderate
Skill Generalization: Moderate
Peer Interaction: Yes
Cost & Accessibility: Insurance-based
Best For: Intensive therapy needs
Home-Based ABA
- Focused ABA Therapy
- Therapy is delivered in the child’s home by BCBAs and RBTs.
- Focuses on real-world learning in familiar settings.
- Treatment is provided directly to the client for a limited number of behavioral targets such as: functional skills and interfering behaviors.
- Typically, a Focused ABA model between 10-25 hours per week.
- Individualized treatment plans tailored to home routines.
- Emphasizes generalization of skills to daily life.
- High caregiver involvement and flexibility.
Setting: Child’s home
Provider: BCBA, RBT
Structure: Moderately structured
Family Involvement: High
Skill Generalization: High
Peer Interaction: Limited
Cost & Accessibility: Insurance-based
Best For: Real-world application
Caregiver-Led ABA
- Focused ABA Therapy
- Caregivers are trained, virtually, by BCBAs to implement ABA strategies.
- Therapy is embedded into everyday routines and activities.
- Parents act as primary interventionists with professional oversight.
- Focus on naturalistic teaching and flexibility.
- Often used when access to full ABA services is limited.
Setting: Natural daily routines
Provider: Caregiver + BCBA support
Structure: Flexible and informal
Family Involvement: Central
Skill Generalization: High
Peer Interaction: Limited
Cost & Accessibility: Insurance-based, often more accessible
Best For: Immediate, flexible support
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We offer a wide variety of options and develop individualized programs around each referred individual’s needs.
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We look forward to learning more about your needs and connecting you with the right therapeutic options.
FAQs
Learn more about Applied Behavioral Analysis.
ABA can support:
- Functional Communication
- Transition planning
- Social skills
- Generalization training and community activities
- Speech Therapy
- Augmentative Communication consultation
- Play skills
- Activities of daily life
Children and young adults aged 0-22 with a diagnosis of autism or another developmental or behavioral diagnosis, and/or a recommendation from a medical professional. Eligibility depends on insurance coverage.
ABA is often recommended by pediatricians after an autism diagnosis. Once you receive a referral, you can look for ABA providers in your area.
Our centers in Salem and Christiansburg provide assessments and direct therapy. We can also offer speech and language services through Therapeutic Consultation in home or community settings.