Treatment Options

Chat is a fun, naturalistic development and language-based intervention for children six and under. Skilled clinicians teach parents how to support their child’s development of language, social skills and play while addressing challenging behaviors during day-to-day activities.

This caregiver-mediated program is designed to improve the wellbeing of people with profound intellectual multiple disabilities (PIMD) and their families. With the support of a Connect clinician, parents learn how to teach their child new skills while better connecting to their child’s needs and wants.

Focused on dangerous and challenging behavior, Calibrate is a parent-mediated approach to care with a concentrated focus on behavior reduction.

Parent-mediated ABA puts caregivers at the forefront of their child’s care. Empowering parents with vital skills and resources, parent-mediated ABA strategies guide caregivers in navigating and fostering the wellbeing of their families. In this approach, highly skilled clinicians provide parents with the training and tools they need so they can directly implement interventions for their child. Eliminating scheduled practitioner sessions gives families more flexibility and saves them time.

With RUBI, a parent-mediated program offered through Oxford Press, therapists teach caregivers a tailored approach to ABA-based behavioral strategies for intervention with their child. The focus is on what’s driving behavior, not the behavior itself.

Parent-mediated ABA puts caregivers at the forefront of their child’s care. Empowering parents with vital skills and resources, parent-mediated ABA strategies guide caregivers in navigating and fostering the wellbeing of their families. In this approach, highly skilled clinicians provide parents with the training and tools they need so they can directly implement interventions for their child. Eliminating scheduled practitioner sessions gives families more flexibility and saves them time.

Focused on dangerous and challenging behavior, Calibrate is a parent-mediated approach to care with a concentrated focus on behavior reduction.

With RUBI, a parent-mediated program offered through Oxford Press, therapists teach caregivers a tailored approach to ABA-based behavioral strategies for intervention with their child. The focus is on what’s driving behavior, not the behavior itself.

A coaching program for youth and adults who wish to focus on areas of growth such as executive functioning, social relationships or emotional regulation. Compass is designed to promote self-determination and wellbeing.

This type of ABA is three-tiered: a paraprofessional delivers care under the supervision of a professional, either at home or in a care center.

A career advancement tool designed for neurodiverse candidates who are seeking lifelong employment. The tool provides a complete range of career services to support participants throughout their career journey, starting from initial assessments to landing the position that best sets them up for future career success.

An outpatient behavioral health service for youth and adults with IDD who may also experience symptoms of anxiety and/or depression. Psychotherapy sessions are designed to support the client’s wellbeing by focusing on executive functioning skills and emotional health.

A coaching program for youth and adults who wish to focus on areas of growth such as executive functioning, social relationships or emotional regulation. Compass is designed to promote self-determination and wellbeing.

Chat is a fun, naturalistic development and language-based intervention for children six and under. Skilled clinicians teach parents how to support their child’s development of language, social skills and play while addressing challenging behaviors during day-to-day activities.

This caregiver-mediated program is designed to improve the wellbeing of people with profound intellectual multiple disabilities (PIMD) and their families. With the support of a Connect clinician, parents learn how to teach their child new skills while better connecting to their child’s needs and wants.

Every six months, our clients and their families complete Catalight’s Wellbeing Scale–a 15-question self-assessment that measures their quality of life. In addition, parents fill out a four-question Catalight Parenting Self-Efficacy Scale, which helps us understand their perception of their child’s treatment and their ability to teach their child learned interventions.

This checklist is designed to strengthen the skills of paraprofessionals who implement ABA treatment and improve clinical quality.

Our practice guidelines outline our treatment hours recommendation and outcome measures for behavioral interventions for Autism Spectrum Disorder and related developmental disabilities.