Telehealth ABA therapy provides structured, real-time support through secure video sessions. It allows children to work on communication, behavior, and daily living skills with guidance from a trained therapist, all from the comfort of home.
Telehealth ABA therapy offers flexible, consistent support from home for children with autism, making it easier to maintain care during scheduling challenges, transportation barriers, illness, weather disruptions, or other family needs.
Telehealth ABA therapy is delivered through secure video sessions led by our clinical team. We work directly with the child and caregiver using guided activities, coaching, and structured practice to build meaningful skills.
Sessions follow an individualized plan and focus on helping children learn through interaction, repetition, and real-time support. Caregivers are often involved to help reinforce skills during and between sessions.
Telehealth is commonly used for parent coaching, BCBA supervision, and helping families access ABA therapy when in-home services are not the best fit due to distance, scheduling needs, illness, transportation barriers, or other family circumstances. Sessions are designed to help families maintain consistent support and skill development from home.
This service is often a good fit when families need flexibility or when skills can be effectively practiced in the home setting.
This service may benefit children who can participate and stay engaged in virtual sessions to support:
Telehealth ABA sessions are structured and interactive, with a focus on real-time learning and caregiver involvement when appropriate. Therapy is designed to be practical, flexible, and easy to integrate into daily routines. Telehealth sessions are typically conducted by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
A therapist observes through video and gives step-by-step guidance during activities, instructing you and your child one-on-one in real time.
An in-person adult is always with your child during sessions, either a caregiver with BCBA coaching via video, or an Arluna clinician with virtual BCBA supervision.
BCBAs observe caregiver-child interactions at home and provide guidance and instruction to help parents support their child more effectively during daily routines.
Skills are built using toys, routines, and everyday items already in your home, making it easier for children to practice and generalize what they learn.
Activities are often shorter and highly structured to match attention and engagement over video.
Support is built into real routines like meals, play, or transitions, with coaching as they happen.
Our ABA therapy incorporates play-based learning and uses an assent-based, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming approach that respects each child’s comfort and engagement as they build communication, social, and daily living skills in meaningful ways. Families are kept informed throughout the process and provided with clear guidance and practical strategies to support progress outside of sessions.
A therapist works with your child and caregiver through live video sessions using structured activities and coaching.
Communication, behavior support, daily routines, and caregiver coaching are commonly included.
In many cases, yes. Caregiver involvement helps support learning and follow-through.
It can be effective for certain goals, especially when caregivers are actively involved.
At Arluna, telehealth therapy will most likely be conducted by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) rather than a Registered Behavior Technician or member of our clinical team overseen by a BCBA.
Since 2020, insurance coverage for telehealth services has expanded significantly, however it is not universal.
We can help you determine your eligibility and work with you to create a plan within your coverage.
We are accepting new clients! Complete our secure, HIPAA-compliant intake form to tell us about your child’s needs. Our intake team will review your information and reach out to discuss how therapy can support your child’s development.