ABA Therapy in Fort Wayne, IN

Circle City ABA’s Fort Wayne ABA therapy center is located at 5750 Falls Drive, Fort Wayne, IN 46804. Our center serves families throughout Fort Wayne, Allen County, and nearby communities in northeastern Indiana.

Families may visit our center from surrounding areas, including New Haven, Huntertown, Leo-Cedarville, and other nearby communities.

Parking is available at the center, making drop-off and pick-up convenient for families.

If you’re looking for ABA therapy in Fort Wayne or the surrounding area, contact our admissions team to learn more about services, scheduling options, and enrollment.

Yes. In Indiana, your child must have an autism diagnosis to receive ABA therapy services at Circle City ABA. If your child has not received a diagnosis yet, you will need to complete an autism evaluation before beginning services.

Visit our Where to Get an Autism Diagnosis in Indiana resource to learn about evaluation options.

Once your child has an autism diagnosis, our admissions team can help you understand insurance coverage, required documentation, and the next steps for starting ABA therapy.

Play-based ABA therapy helps children practice important skills through activities they enjoy. At Circle City ABA, therapists use games, toys, movement, and everyday interactions to create learning opportunities.

For example, a child might practice taking turns during a game, requesting a favorite toy, or following directions during play. These activities help children build communication, social, and daily living skills in ways that connect to their interests and goals.

Our team adapts activities to each child’s abilities, preferences, and individualized treatment plan.

Circle City ABA provides individualized ABA therapy services for children and teens with autism at our Fort Wayne center. Services include direct ABA therapy, group ABA therapy, social skills support, parent training, and assessments.

We also offer full-day and part-time scheduling options based on each child’s clinical needs and center availability. Our team works with families to develop a treatment plan and recommend a schedule that supports their child’s goals.

Our Fort Wayne ABA therapy center serves children and teens with autism ages 18 months through 17 years. We provide individualized therapy based on each child’s developmental stage, strengths, and treatment goals.

Our team supports a variety of skills, from early communication and play to social interaction, school readiness, daily living skills, and greater independence.

Yes. Our Fort Wayne ABA therapy center offers both full-day and part-time scheduling options to help meet the needs of children and their families.

We base your child’s recommended therapy schedule on their initial assessment, individual treatment goals, and clinical needs. Our team can discuss scheduling options during enrollment.

The number of ABA therapy hours your child needs depends on their individual strengths, needs, and treatment goals. After an initial assessment, our clinical team will recommend a therapy schedule that fits your child.

Treatment recommendations can change over time as your child develops new skills and their needs evolve. Our Fort Wayne team can help families explore full-day or part-time scheduling options when available.

Your child’s Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will begin with an assessment to understand their strengths, needs, and where additional support may help. We’ll also talk with you about your child’s daily routines, challenges, and the goals that matter most to your family.

Using this information, the BCBA creates an individualized treatment plan. Goals may focus on communication, social interaction, daily living skills, independence, and other skills that support your child’s everyday life.

Your child’s progress is measured through assessments, ongoing data collection, and observations from their therapy team. Their Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) regularly reviews this information to see which skills are improving, where additional support may be needed, and when treatment goals should be adjusted.

Progress looks different for every child. Depending on your child’s goals, therapy may focus on communication, social skills, independence, daily living skills, school readiness, and other skills that support everyday life at home, at school, and in the community.

Your child’s BCBA will also share progress updates with your family so you can understand what your child is learning and how those skills are developing over time.

The cost of ABA therapy depends on your child’s individualized treatment plan, recommended therapy hours, and insurance coverage. Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy when services meet the plan’s requirements.

Circle City ABA accepts many private insurance plans, Medicaid, MHS, TRICARE, and other eligible funding options. Our admissions team can help verify your benefits and explain potential out-of-pocket costs before services begin.

Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis, although coverage depends on the specific plan and its requirements.

Circle City ABA accepts many private insurance plans, Medicaid, MHS, TRICARE, and other eligible funding options. We are in-network with most insurance companies, and our admissions team can help verify your benefits, explain coverage requirements, and help you understand potential out-of-pocket costs before services begin.

Our Fort Wayne ABA therapy center is supported by a team of professionals dedicated to helping children learn, grow, and build meaningful skills.

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) develop individualized treatment plans, monitor progress, and collaborate with families throughout their child’s therapy journey. Together with our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and center leadership, they create a welcoming environment where children can practice new skills through play and everyday activities.

Meet Our ABA Therapy Team