In-Home ABA Therapy

Instead of loading everyone in the car for a clinic across town, your therapist comes to you. Sessions happen where your child already feels safe: at the kitchen table during breakfast, on the floor mid-play, out in the backyard. That matters, because the skills your child practices at home (asking for a snack, waiting for a turn, settling after a hard moment) are the ones most likely to stick. A BCBA builds the plan around your child, and you’re part of it from day one.

Therapy that comes to your living room

In-home ABA is autism care that happens where your family actually lives, not at a center. ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a well-established, individualized approach that helps a child grow communication, daily-living, social, and self-regulation skills. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes ABA as a widely used, evidence-based therapy for autism (CDC). At Ryse, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst designs and oversees every program around your child, never from a one-size-fits-all template.

Is this a fit for your family?

In-home ABA at Ryse is for individuals ages 2 to 65 who have an autism diagnosis and active insurance coverage. Most providers stop at young children; we don’t. Whether you’re a parent of a toddler just starting out, a family supporting a school-age kid, or an adult looking for support, our care adapts to the person in front of us. We build the plan around the goals that fit your family and your daily life.

What to expect

You can expect personalized, play-based sessions in your home and around your community. Because therapy happens where skills are actually used (at the table, in the yard, at the store), your child practices in real settings, and family members can be part of the process. Care is data-driven: your BCBA tracks progress and adjusts the plan as your child grows. We pair clinical structure with warmth, so sessions feel supportive, not cold.

What changes at home

Bringing ABA into the home and community shows up in the moments that make up your day:

1. Fewer hard moments, more good ones: your child learns to settle and self-regulate right where the tough moments happen.
2. New skills that show up at dinner and on the playground: because they’re taught in real settings, they carry over into real life.
3. You feel more equipped: caregivers pick up strategies they can use between sessions, not just during them.
4. Calmer, easier days: familiar surroundings lower stress, and there’s no commute across Washington or Iron County’s spread-out communities.

What we work toward together

Every family arrives with a hope: a calmer morning, a first word, an easier trip to the store. We build the plan around the goals that matter most to you, and we’re honest about the road. What we promise isn’t a finish line. It’s a team that shows up, celebrates the small wins with you, and keeps you in the loop the whole way.

“The team at Ryse is beyond amazing! They care so deeply about helping improve the lives of not only the kids they work with, but also the families. Our lives were forever changed because of both of these amazing men. My son grew in ways I never thought possible and gained skills that have helped him achieve goals we never thought he could reach. We will forever be grateful for the hard work and dedication that they gave to my son and our family.”

Ryse parent, Google review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Every child is different, so we’ll never promise a cure or a fixed outcome. What we do promise is a plan built around your child and honest updates on real progress.

Why families across Southern Utah choose Ryse

Families choose Ryse because we lead with relief. You can start this week with no waitlist, instead of waiting months elsewhere. We verify your insurance for you, so you don’t have to untangle coverage alone. Care is BCBA-led by Clinical Director Noah Rasmussen, BCBA, giving you experienced clinical oversight without the jargon. And everything is family-first, built around your home, your community, and your goals.

We proudly serve Southern Utah: St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Santa Clara, Ivins, La Verkin (Washington County) and Cedar City (Iron County).

Clinically reviewed by Noah Rasmussen, BCBA.

Ready to start? Let’s Ryse together

If your child has an autism diagnosis and active insurance coverage, you can begin in-home ABA therapy right away. Call (385) 549-5656 for a free insurance check, and our team will walk you through every step in plain language.

When we Ryse together, we achieve more.