Weekly Live Sessions
Over secure video, scheduled around your family — no commute, no clinic politics.
Our Approach
ABA That Centers The Family
Lone Star ABA is being built to practice ABA differently. Our model is designed around the people who know your child best, you. Rather than replacing your family with a therapy team, your BCBA will work alongside you, building your confidence and skills so that meaningful progress happens in real life, not just during scheduled sessions.
When we open in September 2026, every family will get direct access to a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), no RBTs, no middlemen. Your BCBA will lead every session, design every plan, and be present every step of the way. And because our model is fully telehealth, we’ll be able to reach families anywhere in Texas, on a schedule that fits your life.
What Sets Us Apart
Traditional ABA wasn’t built around Texas families. Our model is.
Category
Traditional ABA
Lone Star ABA
Wait time
Traditional ABA, not offered: 3–9 month waitlists are common
Lone Star ABA offers: Built to begin within weeks, not months
Who runs your session
Traditional ABA, not offered: Often an RBT with BCBA oversight
Lone Star ABA offers: A BCBA leads every session — no handoffs
Parent involvement
Traditional ABA, not offered: Occasional parent-training
Lone Star ABA offers: Caregiver coaching built into every minute
Hours model
Traditional ABA, not offered: Rigid 20–40 hour/week minimums
Lone Star ABA offers: Focused hours that flex with your life
Where care happens
Traditional ABA, not offered: Clinic, center, or school-based
Lone Star ABA offers: Telehealth, in your home environment
Reach
Traditional ABA, not offered: Limited by local providers
Lone Star ABA offers: Anywhere in Texas with an internet connection
Wait time
Traditional ABA
3–9 month waitlists are common
Lone Star ABA
Built to begin within weeks, not months
Who runs your session
Traditional ABA
Often an RBT with BCBA oversight
Lone Star ABA
A BCBA leads every session — no handoffs
Parent involvement
Traditional ABA
Occasional parent-training
Lone Star ABA
Caregiver coaching built into every minute
Hours model
Traditional ABA
Rigid 20–40 hour/week minimums
Lone Star ABA
Focused hours that flex with your life
Where care happens
Traditional ABA
Clinic, center, or school-based
Lone Star ABA
Telehealth, in your home environment
Reach
Traditional ABA
Limited by local providers
Lone Star ABA
Anywhere in Texas with an internet connection
The Cadence of Care
How We Work Together
When we begin enrollment, care will start with a conversation. From there, your BCBA will design a plan around your child, your goals, and the parts of your day that feel the hardest right now. Nothing cookie-cutter.
Caregiver Coaching
Hands-on training built into every plan so the strategies stick long after the session ends.
Real Data, Real Talk
Data collected every session and reviewed with you monthly. No guesswork, no surprises.
A Plan That Grows
Goals updated as your child grows. The plan evolves with them — not against them.
Rooted In Evidence. Delivered With Warmth.
Our work is grounded in naturalistic, assent-based ABA — a modern, research-backed approach that honors each child’s voice and autonomy.
Treatment plans start with a comprehensive assessment: a standardized tool (such as the Vineland-3, QABF, or FAST, or another current measure chosen for your child), a caregiver interview, and direct observation. From there, your BCBA writes goals that are measurable, meaningful, and tied to everyday life. We track progress every session and adjust as your child advances.
The science is rigorous. The delivery is kind. That’s the standard we hold every session to.
What Progress Looks Like
Progress isn’t always loud. These are the wins we watch for.
A Calmer Morning
The getting-ready routine stops being a battle.
A New Way To Ask
Your child communicates a need you hadn’t been able to understand before.
Confidence That Carries
You walk into the next hard moment knowing you have a plan.
A Bedtime That Lands
The wind-down actually winds down — and the whole house feels it.
A First “I Did It”
Your child tries something that used to feel too hard, and surprises themselves.
Your Own Steadier Voice
You meet a meltdown from the same grounded place you meet a good day.
Want To Be First In Line When We Open?
Join the waitlist and hold your place in line — founding families are first to start when we open in September 2026.