The BCBA (board certified behavior analyst)
Assesses your child, writes the treatment plan, and supervises the work. The same BCBA stays with the case as goals change, so you're not re-explaining your child to someone new.
Centered Solutions is a BCBA-owned practice providing applied behavior analysis across New Jersey and select areas of New York — at home, in school, and in the community. Every plan starts with a fresh assessment of your child, and a named BCBA stays close to the case.
ABA is the study of how learning and behavior work, applied to the goals that matter in a specific child's life.
In practice, ABA means looking closely at what a child can already do, what they're working toward, and what the situations around a behavior are teaching. From there, a behavior analyst builds a plan that teaches skills — communication, daily routines, play, flexibility, independence — and reduces the behaviors that get in the way of them.
Progress is measured, so the plan can change when the data says it should. Good ABA doesn't look like a worksheet. Early on it often looks like play, because a child has to be comfortable with a person before they'll learn from them.
Most of our work happens here — routines, communication, and daily living skills in the setting where they need to hold up.
Functional behavior assessments, IEP development support, and program consultation with districts throughout New Jersey and select areas of New York.
Skills practiced where they're used — stores, playgrounds, appointments, and the everyday places families go.
Available where it fits the plan, most often for family training and caregiver coaching sessions.
Assesses your child, writes the treatment plan, and supervises the work. The same BCBA stays with the case as goals change, so you're not re-explaining your child to someone new.
Runs the day-to-day sessions and carries out the plan. Every clinician is credentialed and background checked before they work with a family.
Hours and goals come out of your child's assessment rather than a standard package.
A conversation with a clinician about your child, your goals, and whether we're a fit.
We verify eligibility and walk you through authorization before clinical work begins.
A strength-based assessment of what your child can do and what they're working toward.
Goals, hours, and settings written for your child — then explained to you in plain language.
A clinician matched on experience, availability, and working style, by a person who knows the region.
Sessions start with supervision built in, and the plan changes as your child grows.
Coverage depends on your plan. We verify eligibility first and walk you through authorization rather than leaving it to you. Private pay is available for families without in-network coverage and for our additional supportive services.
Verify eligibility and cost sharing
Request assessment authorization
Complete the assessment and submit treatment plan
Receive treatment authorization
Staff the case and begin care
Most families are authorized and matched within a couple of weeks.
Tell us a little about what you're looking for, and a member of our team will follow up.
Apply for services →For cliniciansBrowse current openings on the map, or tell us where you'd like to work — we'll keep you in mind.
See open roles →