Services

We provide personalized support to help children grow and flourish, bringing smiles to their faces and joy to their families.

Cornerstone
Services

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has become closely associated with treating Autism Spectrum Disorder, producing life-changing results such as novel skill acquisition, improved communication, and reduction of maladaptive behaviors, just to name a few. The staff at Cornerstone are trained in the principles of ABA and use those techniques to create meaningful change in the lives of their clients, and by extension, the families that love and support them. Each client is assessed based on their unique set of strengths and challenges, and a treatment plan is tailor-made to address each area. This ongoing treatment is a dynamic relationship between clinician and client, changing as the client learns and grows.

Services We Offer

Every child’s journey is unique—and so is their care. Our services are built around personalized treatment plans tailored to each child’s needs, strengths, and goals. From the first assessment to daily therapy sessions, our team works closely with families to create a supportive, structured environment where progress is possible and growth is celebrated. With evidence-based practices and one-on-one attention, we ensure that every child receives the individualized support they need to thrive.

ABA Therapy

Personalized, client-centered therapy that helps your child grow new skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and thrive in everyday life.

Behavior Consultation

Expert guidance to help families and caregivers understand behaviors and create strategies that support lasting change.

Insurance Consultation

We guide you through the insurance process step by step, so getting care is less stressful and more accessible.

Parent Training

Empowering parents with tools, support, and confidence to reinforce progress at home and build stronger connections.

Identifying Your Child's
Service Needs

Comprehensive Assessment

Your child begins with a personalized evaluation conducted by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This includes direct observation, standardized assessments, caregiver interviews, and a review of developmental history to understand your child’s strengths, needs, and goals.

Personalized Plan Development

Based on the assessment, the BCBA designs a customized treatment plan tailored to your child’s unique profile. This plan outlines skill-building goals, behavior strategies, and therapy approaches that support progress across communication, social, and daily living skills.

Implementation + Ongoing Adjustment

Therapy sessions begin with a trained team working 1:1 with your child, guided daily by an on-site BCBA. Progress is continuously tracked, and the plan is regularly reviewed and updated to ensure it stays aligned with your child’s growth and evolving needs.

Caregiver Contribution

Parent Onboarding

All caregivers begin with an onboarding process that includes documents and videos covering everything from daily routines to attendance policies and how we manage challenging behaviors.

Consistency at Home and Center

Parents and caregivers are expected to support consistent care by ensuring attendance, providing meals, and reinforcing treatment strategies at home to help generalize skills across environments.

Daily Communication Notebook

We use a daily notebook that travels between home and the center, providing a simple, reliable way for caregivers and RBTs to share updates and notes.

Staying Connected with Your BCBA

Your child's BCBA will be your primary clinical contact. They are available by phone and email and work closely with families throughout the entire treatment process.

Monthly Progress Check-Ins

Monthly touchpoints with your BCBA help keep you informed and involved. These check-ins may happen at drop-off or pick-up or through email, depending on what works best for your schedule.

Required Quarterly Meetings + Transition Planning

Quarterly meetings with the clinical team are required to review your child’s progress and adjust goals. Additional meetings will take place during key transitional seasons, such as preparing for school or other placement changes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the qualifications of your staff?

We’re very selective about who we hire at Cornerstone! All therapist candidates go through a comprehensive training program to become Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and must pass a certification exam. In addition to an RBT certification, a therapist at Cornerstone will be trained in Professional Crisis Management (PCM). Our therapists are supported by Mentors, Team Leads, and BCBAs who have extensive training and experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

What is your client to staff ratio?

One-to-one — every day for every child. Cornerstone believes in the benefit of one-on-one bonding between a caring therapist and an encouraged child. We apply a tried and true scientific method of identifying your child’s individual motivations and using those through barriers to progress. We further tailor that intensive treatment to your child’s unique needs, abilities and preferences. If your child grows distracted, tired or agitated along the way, our therapists adjust quickly to ensure engagement remains.

What will my child’s day look like?

That will largely depend on the child, but for most they will spend their day with one therapist in the morning, and another in the afternoon. Each therapist will provide opportunities to work on communication, social skills, self-help skills, group activities, art, gross motor activities and of course lunch!

How do you address social skills?

Children at the center have numerous opportunities throughout their day to work on social skills. From simple greetings of peers, to turn-taking during board games, to interacting during art projects or circle time activities, they are presented a wide variety of opportunities to practice skills that will help them be more successful in their interactions with other children.

Do I need to provide anything for my child?

Cornerstone provides all therapy materials and the center is stocked with a wide variety of toys, puzzles and games. Each child should bring a packed lunch each day, and appropriate snacks as desired. If your child is not potty-trained, please bring a supply of diapers or pull-ups. All children, regardless of age, should have a change of seasonally appropriate clothes on hand.

How do you handle challenging behavior?

Our staff are trained to deal with challenging behavior and work together to determine the function of the behavior. Based on that, a behavior plan is developed and implemented. Additionally, all staff members are trained in Professional Crisis Management techniques.

How is your program different?

From the start Cornerstone has invested in training and supporting our staff so they can provide best-in-class intervention. Providing tuition assistance, paid professional development days, CEUs and ongoing training opportunities has allowed us to attract, retain and promote some of the best talent, which translates to top quality care for your child.

How does Cornerstone handle the billing process?

Cornerstone utilizes electronic billing for greater tracking of claims, ease in coordination of benefits between primary and secondary policies, and automation of patient statements each month.

Are you open year-round?

Yes! We observe major holidays and also close for Christmas week, but other than that we are open for therapy!