ABA therapy for children and families in Ann Arbor
Maple ABA Therapy provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis services for children with autism and their families in Ann Arbor and surrounding Washtenaw County communities. Our clinical team focuses on meaningful skills, measurable progress, caregiver partnership, and treatment built around the individual child.
Serving the Ann Arbor area
Contact our team to confirm current availability in your community.
Talk with Maple about ABA services in Ann Arbor
Have questions about availability, insurance or getting started? Call us directly or send a short request. We will follow up to discuss next steps for your family in Ann Arbor and nearby Washtenaw County communities.
Call (616) 585-6760Individualized ABA care built around your child
ABA therapy is not a one-size-fits-all program. Maple develops treatment based on each child's strengths, needs, family priorities and clinical assessment. The setting and schedule depend on clinical needs, location, payer requirements, staffing and current service availability.
ABA Assessment & Treatment Planning
A BCBA evaluates skills, challenges, family priorities and treatment needs to build an individualized plan with measurable goals.
Direct ABA Therapy
Behavior staff implement individualized programs under BCBA direction, with focus areas that may include communication, daily living, social skills, learning readiness and behavior reduction.
Parent & Caregiver Training
Families receive practical strategies to help skills carry over into everyday routines and environments outside of direct therapy sessions.
BCBA Supervision & Clinical Oversight
Clinical programming is designed and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with ongoing review of data, progress and treatment priorities.
Serving Ann Arbor and surrounding communities
Maple currently serves families in the Ann Arbor area. Contact us with your location and insurance information so we can confirm current service options and availability.
What happens after you contact Maple
You do not need to know exactly what services your child needs before reaching out. We will help you understand the process.
Contact Maple
Tell us about your child, location, insurance and what you are looking for.
Review Coverage
We discuss insurance requirements, current network status and what documentation may be needed.
Clinical Assessment
When appropriate and available, a BCBA evaluates treatment needs and develops recommendations.
Begin Services
Start timing depends on authorization, clinical needs, staffing and current availability.
Kimberly Blazer, M.Ed., BCBA
Clinical Director
Maple's clinical programming is led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with an emphasis on individualized treatment, ethical practice, measurable progress and family collaboration.
Questions families often ask
Does Maple ABA Therapy serve Ann Arbor, Michigan?
Yes. Maple currently serves families in the Ann Arbor area. Contact us with your ZIP code and insurance information so we can confirm current availability.
Do you serve Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter and nearby areas?
Our Ann Arbor-area service activity includes Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and surrounding Washtenaw County communities. Availability varies by location and staffing.
Do you have an Ann Arbor clinic?
We do not represent Maple as having an Ann Arbor clinic location on this website. Service setting depends on current programs, clinical needs and availability. Contact us for the most current options.
Does insurance cover ABA therapy?
Coverage depends on the child's insurance plan, eligibility, authorization requirements and Maple's network participation. We can help you verify benefits and understand the next steps.
Does my child need an autism diagnosis?
Many insurance plans require a qualifying autism diagnosis and supporting documentation before authorizing ABA services. Requirements vary by payer.
How do I start ABA therapy in Ann Arbor?
Call us or complete the Get Started form below. We will review your information, discuss availability and insurance, and explain what happens next.
Questions about ABA therapy in Ann Arbor?
Call (616) 585-6760 or send a request above. We can discuss current availability, insurance and next steps for your family.