Play-Based ABA Therapy Near Me – Turning Play Into Progress at Home
Your child deserves therapy that feels like play, not pressure. At Achieving Stars, our in-home ABA therapy uses play to unlock real skills — confidence, communication, and connection — in a way kids actually enjoy.


Why Parents Choose Play-Based ABA Therapy
Parents searching for “play-based ABA therapy near me” aren’t just looking for a service — they’re looking for results they can see every day:
- “My child enjoys the sessions.” – Therapy that feels like fun, not a chore.
- The therapist really understands my kid.” – Qualified, compassionate professionals you can trust.
- We set goals together.” – Family-centered plans tailored to your child’s needs.
That’s why Achieving Stars only provides in-home ABA therapy: so you can see the progress, be part of the process, and know your child is thriving.
What Play-Based ABA Therapy Looks Like
Using evidence-based ABA principles combined with the power of play, our therapists help children:
- Explore new ways to play – expanding imagination and flexibility
- Learn independent play skills – so your child can engage meaningfully with toys
- Build joint play with siblings or peers – improving sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation
- Find joy in learning – reducing frustration while creating positive daily experiences
These aren’t just play sessions. They’re structured interventions designed to teach lifelong skills in a natural, enjoyable way.


Our Expertise Sets Us Apart
- Fully Vetted, Highly Trained Therapists – Our team is led by BCBAs with deep clinical expertise and ongoing supervision.
- Family Collaboration – We call it Caregiver Guidance — working alongside you so progress extends beyond sessions.
- Ethical, Child-Respectful Approach – We never aim to “mask” your child’s personality; our goal is skill-building that supports their unique strengths.
- In-Home Advantage – You can watch sessions, ask questions, and know exactly how therapy is helping your child grow.
Parent Stories & Results
“I was nervous about ABA, but my son actually enjoys the play-based sessions. I see him trying new things every week.” – Parent in Colorado
“We finally have calmer family dinners because my daughter learned to play independently without meltdowns.” – Parent in New Hampshire
