Who We Are
About Us
Our Dedication
We are dedicated to providing individualized Applied Behavior Analysis therapy to children in Indiana and Kentucky. We have a team of superior, well trained BCBAs, Behavior Clinicians, and Registered Behavior Technicians who will work with parents to ensure their child will learn and grow!.
We Provide
Our Services
We provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to children with: Autism and other Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders (ADD/ADHD), Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Sensory Integration Disorders, and related behavioral health issues.
- We are in network with most major health insurance companies: Anthem, Optum, United Healthcare, Humana, Medicaid.
- All therapy sessions are 1:1.
- All of our staff are certified by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board as Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) or Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA).
- Hours of operation are 8a-5p M-F.
- Initial Evaluations by Clinical Director/BCBA to assess the individual’s unique needs. A prescription of therapy varying in intensity will be recommended.
- Comprehensive assessments that showcase the individual’s strengths, as well as identify areas of improvement. The assessment(s) chosen for each individual are based on that individual’s unique needs. We are not a one size fits all clinic! We can utilize the following assessments: ABLLS-R, AFLS, PEAK, AIM, and VB-MAPP.
- Individualized programming for each client based on the results of the above assessments.
- Conduct Functional Behavior Assessments and develop individualized Behavior Support Plans to decrease maladaptive behaviors such as self-injurious behavior, aggression towards others, property destruction, elopement, etc.
- All staff are trained in CPI (Crisis Prevention Institute).
- Parent training for all caregivers who are invested in our clients’ progress.
- Electronic data collection
- Can serve individuals from ages 2-22 (contingent on funding approval).
- We primarily provide clinic-based therapy services with the ability to provide in-home or schools therapy dependent on funding source approval.
- A collaborative environment where parent input is extremely valuable.
- Clinical Director has over a decade of experience in the field and has worked with individuals of all age groups, varying abilities, and diagnoses.
- We offer 2 different social groups depending on your child’s age, language, and other needs. The clients can attend these groups during their sessions at the clinic.
Our
Mission
Embracing Growth: Inspiring Families with the Nautilus Approach.
Our Mission: To positively impact as many lives as possible through the delivery of exceptional ABA therapy!
The Nautilus logo represents our approach to working with families, reflecting the growth and development we strive for. Like the unique marine animal, the nautilus, its spiral-shaped shell symbolizes something deeper. Internally, the shell is divided into chambers that expand as the nautilus matures, preventing regression. Living in the depths of the ocean under immense pressure, the nautilus maintains its beautiful spiral shape, just as our families continue to grow and develop. At Adapt for Life, we embrace individual starting points and support forward progress, just like the Nautilus.
With dedicated staff and powerful ABA therapy, we encourage adaptation and resilience, reminding ourselves that growth, learning, and adaptation are lifelong journeys. The nautilus is our reminder of how strong and resilient we can be, and how we can withstand outside pressures while continuing to grow into our own person. It is our reminder that we will never stop growing, we will never stop learning, and we will never stop adapting.
What Is ABA?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) uses the scientific principles of learning and motivation in order to effectively teach children. It focuses on the idea that the consequences of what we do affect what we learn and what we do in the future.
- Language (i.e., requesting, tact/expressive, listening responder/receptive, following directions)
- Imitation Skills
- Gross/Fine Motor Skills
- Visual/Perceptual Skills (e.g., puzzles, matching, sorting)
- Activities of Daily Living (e.g., toileting, dressing, and brushing teeth)
- Social and Independent Play Skills
- Community Skills (e.g., crossing the street safely, grocery shopping and cooking)
- Reading and Writing
- Hitting
- Biting
- Eloping
- Non-compliance
- Any repetitive/stereotypic behaviors
- And many more maladaptive behaviors