FAQs

Radical Minds focuses on early intervention services for young children ages 2-6, specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our ABA program provides one-on-one instruction tailored to the unique needs of children diagnosed with autism, emphasizing language development, social skills, and meaningful progress in daily life.

At Radical Minds, we specialize in early intervention ABA therapy for children ages 2–6. Our primary focus is helping young children develop critical language and social skills during these formative years. When availability allows, we also provide services for school-aged children, focusing on enhancing functional living skills.

Early intervention involves starting services at a young age to maximize a child’s developmental progress. Research shows that early intervention is crucial for improving outcomes in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

At Radical Minds, our ABA program is focused on children ages 2–6, providing them with essential tools such as language and social skills. These foundational skills help prepare children for success in classroom settings and beyond.

We schedule multiple intake appointments each week and aim to accommodate families as quickly as possible.

We operate a rolling waitlist to ensure families are matched with openings that align with their schedule and location preferences. The time on the waitlist can vary, so providing accurate and flexible availability helps us find the best match for your family as soon as possible.

We offer morning and afternoon sessions, each 3–4 hours in length, with a total of up to 20 hours per week. Session lengths and schedules are determined based on your child’s individual needs and goals. While we strive to accommodate preferences, availability may be limited.

We do our best to match families with the most convenient clinic location. However, openings may vary across locations. To help us find the best match, it’s important to indicate all locations your family is willing to consider on the availability sheet.

The next step is to complete the intake packet and availability survey. Once these are returned, our administrative team will review them for accuracy and completeness and create your child’s record. If any information is missing or additional details are needed, we will reach out to you before proceeding with scheduling.

At the intake appointment, we will review your file, clarify any details, discuss your family’s goals, and answer questions about our services. While this appointment is an essential step in the process, it does not guarantee placement. However, we will provide a more precise timeline for next steps during the meeting.