ABA Therapy

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the naya difference

Naya Behavioral Health is a private practice ABA provider

Naya means "guidance" in Sanskrit and has evolved in many languages to mean "new".


Naya Behavioral Health was created out of the need for a shift in ABA therapy delivery. We are here to guide our families in a new, uplifting, and collaborative manner. Our goal is to ensure kids have fun while developing new skills in a compassionate environment.


As a private practice, Naya Behavioral Health is not ruled by a bottom line, it's ruled by our clients and clinicians. While many ABA companies promote "client-first" practice, Naya Behavioral Health truly emphasizes a whole-child approach.

What is ABA Therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy utilizes learning principles to understand and modify behaviors. This approach focuses on the ways in which the environment and consequences influence learning. ABA therapy utilizes reinforcement to shape socially significant behaviors and skills while reducing challenging behaviors. Programs are data-driven and individualized to best serve each client.

Early Intervention & ESDM

Early intervention refers to therapies that are delivered to children before they reach school-age. Early intervention using ESDM focuses on bridging the gap in developmental milestones using the child's natural environment, routines, and play. Therapists serve to support the child in their environment while teaching social and communication skills.


Naya Behavioral Health integrates the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) approach into treatment for our pre-kindergarten learners. The ESDM model utilizes both traditional behavioral and developmental sciences to best support your child's individual needs and interests.

Caregiver Guidance

Caregivers are a huge part of a child's development and success. At Naya Behavioral Health, caregivers are provided with guidance and training throughout their child's ABA journey. This is done to ensure that progress is maintained and to ensure that all members of the child's team (family, clinicians, teachers, etc.) are confident in their ability to support the child's needs. ABA is most effective when care is individualized and collaborative.