Frequently Asked Questions
At Legacy Kids, we understand that the process of ABA or advocacy can certainly be confusing. Here are some of our most frequently asked questions. If you have any further questions, let us know please ask through email or set up a free consultation.
What are the first steps to get services and support for my child?
We offer a free 30 minute consultation, and you can book one now on any upcoming Friday through our appointments page. You can also reach out to us through our email found at the bottom of the page. Whether it is ABA therapy or wanting to know how to move forward on getting support from a regional center, our consultation is a great first step.
What is ABA and how are your services different then other providers?
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a therapy based on the science of learning and behavior. It is commonly used to help individuals, especially children with developmental disorders like autism, improve social, communication, and learning skills through positive reinforcement and other techniques to improve quality of life.
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While other providers may focus purely on ABA therapy, Legacy Kids likely offers a more holistic approach that integrates family needs and administrative support to reduce stress for parents.
What is a Regional Center?
California regional centers are non profit organizations that are overseen and contracted by the department of developmental services. They help provide necessary support, including financial support as well as offering programs, to kids with developmental needs. For more information, please head to our regional center page or schedule a consultation.
My child is a Regional Center client how do I move forward with the Self Determination Program?
In order to move forward with self determination, California regional centers require each support group to provide a plan of services and costs for the year ahead. At Legacy Kids, we help by creating a personalized plan for your child and then advocating to the respective regional center to receive support your child deserves.