Practical help. Clear next steps. In-home ABA that meets you where you are.

We’re Achieving Stars Therapy—100% in-home ABA across CO, KS, OH, NH, NJ, led by licensed BCBAs and a Clinical Director who individualizes care for each family. See our ethos and team on About and services on Services.

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School & IEP: quick wins parents use

IEP basics & checklists (free):

  1. Autism Speaks: IEP Guide & articles (short, parent-friendly)
  2. Wrightslaw: IEP prep, SMART goals, meeting checklist (printable)
  3. COPAA (advocacy network + trainings for families)
  4. Parent Center Hub: what an IEP must include

Back-to-school one-pagers & templates:

  1. Undivided toolkit (easy forms to share with teachers).

Try this today: Print one IEP checklist, highlight 3 top goals, and email your child’s case manager with a one-page “About My Child” sheet before week 1.

Daily life at home: behavior & calm

Sensory strategies (simple & respectful):

ABA at home with us:

Try this today: Pick one routine (e.g., dinner). Add a visual schedule (3–4 pictures), a first/then card, and a 2-minute movement break before sitting.

Communication, social & life skills

Video learning for parents:

Try this today: Teach one request (“help,” “break,” or pointing to a picture). Reinforce immediately with the thing they asked for.

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Community & peer support

Reddit communities (crowdsourced tips + solidarity):

Local autism groups & walks (meet parents like you):

Try this today: Join one local Facebook or email list from your state Autism Society to get sensory-friendly event notices. Autism Science Foundation

Podcasts & videos parents actually use

Try this today: On a commute or dishes time, play one episode and jot one idea to try this week.

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For autistic parents

Many parents in our community are autistic themselves. Sensory overload, burnout, and communication fatigue are real.

Try this today: Choose one low-sensory reset that works for you (noise-reducing earbuds, dim lights, 5-minute quiet break) and schedule it between transitions.

Verify providers & credentials (if you’re comparing care)

Play skills are crucial for social interaction, creativity, and reducing isolation.

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How Achieving Stars helps (in plain English)

We prepare children for success in structured learning environments by focusing on:

  • Only in-home ABA across CO, KS, OH, NH, NJ—so skills stick in real life.
  • Licensed BCBAs design & supervise; RBTs coach your child and guide caregivers so gains last.
  • Practicing transitions and coping with change
  • We’re active with Autism Society chapters in the states we serve (great local resource bridge). See About and Services.

Next step: Refer a Patient (benefits check + first call) • Contact Services Blog

How It Works

Understanding your child

We collect fundamental details concerning your child's abilities, areas for improvement, and hobbies prior to arranging an initial evaluation.

In-depth assessments

We carry out a thorough evaluation, formulating a comprehensive treatment strategy derived from engagements and observations.

Tailored care for your child

After receiving approval from your insurance provider, a BCBA and RBT are designated to your child to commence tailored therapy sessions.

Home-Based ABA Therapy

An ABA therapist will come to your home and work one on one with your child to guarantee individual attention.

They will work to identify problematic behaviors and help the child develop through and past them, by guiding the child’s positive learning, communication, and social skills

School-based support

Working together with the child’s school will further help the Floortime therapy be most effective and consistent.

Our team will help educate the school and train them to incorporate the ABA therapy methods, to better help advance the child in all environments.

Parent Training

Parental support plays a critical role in every child’s success.

To ensure the ABA therapy be most effective, parents and caregiver are educated and trained to handle any challenges they may face.

The child will do best when all the strategies are implemented with consistency at home.