You’re not in this alone -
An ABA provider you can count on
Starting ABA therapy is a big step for your family, and we don't take your trust lightly. We're always here, ready to listen, adjust, and advocate for what's best.
ABA therapy for autism in Maryland
We show up
like family
At Admire ABA, we go above and beyond to help children with autism grow, connect, and thrive.
You’ll find an experienced, compassionate team that offers personalized ABA therapy in Maryland with the dedication and heart your family deserves.
Our autism therapy services
How ABA helps
Every child with autism has different challenges—whether it’s buttoning a shirt, expressing their needs, or connecting with friends. Through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), we break each skill into small, manageable steps, using evidence-based strategies to reinforce positive behaviors until they become second nature.
Everyday skills.
Everyday wins.
Communication
Stating needs, asking questions, connecting with others
Motor skills
Writing, tying shoes, catching
a ball
Daily living
Dressing independently,
managing routines, personal care
Regulation
Identifying feelings, calming
down, managing transitions
How progress
actually happens
It starts with connection,
We talk about your child — whether they have a diagnosis, or if you need to get one. We check insurance coverage, answer your questions, and make sure the first steps feel clear and supported.
Continues with understanding.
Our Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) assesses how your child moves through the world — what challenges them, what lights them up, and what supports their growth.
We build what works,
Our experienced team partners with you to design a therapy plan that fits your life — your routines, your child’s rhythm, and your family’s goals.
Then watch growth happen.
Therapy begins, steady and personal. We celebrate progress, adjust when needed, and stay close as new milestones take shape.
Insurance coverage for ABA therapy
We accept
What growth feels like
“She asked a friend to play — and they did!”
We’ve been working on that one sentence for months. Totally worth it.
“She tried a new food.”
She always turns away. This time, she opened her mouth.
"He told his cousin, ‘I need a break.’”
He’s learning to speak up instead of shutting down.
“She made it through a grocery trip without a meltdown.”
Bright lights, noise, and all.
“She’s joining conversations at dinner now.”
For the first time, we’re hearing what she thinks.
“He’s calmer. We’re calmer.”
The whole house feels lighter.
“He waved goodbye to his therapist.”
Before, he used to run off. Now he pauses, smiles, and waves first.
