Services

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals learn meaningful skills and reduce barriers to success. At Legacy Learners, we focus on building communication, social, adaptive living, and independence skills through positive, individualized teaching strategies.

Our ABA services are available for children and adolescents ages 3–21. ABA can support individuals who need assistance with communication, social interactions, daily living skills, emotional regulation, behavior challenges, and increasing independence across home, school, and community settings. We also offer therapeutic consultation services for those on the VA Medicaid Waiver.

We take a child- and family-centered approach to therapy. Our BCBAs emphasize Natural Environment Teaching (NET), Pivotal Response Training (PRT), caregiver collaboration, and meaningful goals that improve quality of life. We focus on helping learners develop skills that are useful in their everyday routines and communities with a sustainability lens.

Every session is individualized based on the learner’s needs and goals. Sessions may include play-based learning, communication practice, social skills activities, self-help skills, community-based learning, and caregiver involvement. We strive to make learning engaging, functional, and enjoyable.

Yes! Caregiver involvement is an important part of our service model. We provide parent coaching and training to help families learn strategies that can be used at home and in the community. Research shows that children often make greater progress when caregivers actively participate in the learning process.

The first step is to contact our team for an initial consultation. We will discuss your concerns, answer questions, review funding options, and determine whether ABA services are an appropriate fit for your child and family.

Coverage varies by insurance provider and plan. Legacy Learners is currently in-network with Aetna, Anthem, Medicaid, and all Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in Virginia.

Our team can help guide families through the insurance verification process and discuss available funding options.

Treatment goals are developed through assessment, caregiver input, and collaboration with the learner whenever possible. We focus on socially significant skills that increase independence, improve communication, strengthen relationships, and support success across home, school, and community environments.

Yes. In addition to direct ABA therapy, Legacy Learners offers caregiver coaching, care coordination, small-group opportunities, and therapeutic consultation services designed to support learners across multiple environments.