Integrated Autism Behavior Services

Integrated Autism Behavior Services IABS offers individualized ABA therapy for children and families in Virginia and Maryland.

Services include in-home, virtual, and center-based therapy in Manassas, Herndon, and Frederick with support for communication, daily skills, and behavior needs.

Family training is not about giving parents more to do. 🤝 It’s about making sure you understand what your child is worki...
09/10/2026

Family training is not about giving parents more to do. 🤝 It’s about making sure you understand what your child is working on in ABA therapy and how those strategies fit into regular parts of the day. That might include getting ready, mealtimes, transitions, play, or moments when communication feels difficult.

If you have questions about family training in ABA therapy, we’re here to talk.

Happy Labor Day from Integrated Autism Behavior Services! 🇺🇸 We hope our IABS families, team members, and community enjo...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Integrated Autism Behavior Services! 🇺🇸 We hope our IABS families, team members, and community enjoy a safe and relaxing holiday.

One month down! đź“š We hope everyone is settling into the new school year and finding their rhythm. As the first few weeks...
09/03/2026

One month down! đź“š We hope everyone is settling into the new school year and finding their rhythm. As the first few weeks of school turn into a more regular routine, children may still need support with transitions, communication, morning and after-school routines, or other parts of the school day. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy at Integrated Autism Behavior Services focuses on skills your child can practice during everyday routines throughout the school year.

Contact IABS to learn more about ABA therapy and family support.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is more than one activity or one skill. đź’ˇ ABA looks at how your child learns, co...
08/31/2026

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is more than one activity or one skill. đź’ˇ ABA looks at how your child learns, communicates, responds to routines, and builds skills across daily life. For some children, that means working on communication skills. For others, it means practicing transitions, social skills, daily living skills, or behavior support.

At IABS, ABA therapy starts with an assessment so our team can understand your child, your routines, and the goals that matter most.

If you’re exploring ABA therapy for your child this school year, schedule a consultation with us today!

Starting ABA therapy often comes with questions about what to expect and how everything fits together.The process begins...
08/28/2026

Starting ABA therapy often comes with questions about what to expect and how everything fits together.

The process begins with getting to know your child, their specific patterns, strengths, and needs. From there, an ABA therapy plan is built and adjusted as progress develops. đź’¬ Family involvement is part of the process throughout, not something that only happens at the start.

If you'd like to walk through what getting started looks like and help your child have a successful back-to-school season, schedule a consult with us today!

1:1 ABA therapy gives a child focused time with a trained team member. During sessions, the RBT works on goals from the ...
08/26/2026

1:1 ABA therapy gives a child focused time with a trained team member. During sessions, the RBT works on goals from the child’s therapy plan, while the BCBA reviews progress and guides the direction of care. 🤝 That structure gives our team time to practice specific skills, track what is changing, and adjust when needed.

At IABS, 1:1 ABA therapy is part of a larger process that includes assessment, plan development, and family training.

If you’d like to learn more about ABA therapy at IABS and how we can help your child this back-to-school season, reach out today!

One question parents often ask is, “How do you know what to work on first?” 🌟 ABA therapy goals are based on your child’...
08/21/2026

One question parents often ask is, “How do you know what to work on first?” 🌟 ABA therapy goals are based on your child’s assessment, current skills, daily routines, and the areas where support is needed most. For one child, that starting point might be communication. For another, it might be transitions, social interaction, or daily living skills.

At IABS, goals are chosen with your child and family in mind, including helping your child feel confident and prepared for back-to-school. If you’re getting started with ABA therapy, we’re happy to walk you through the process!

Before ABA therapy begins, our team needs to understand the child in front of them. An ABA assessment looks at current s...
08/19/2026

Before ABA therapy begins, our team needs to understand the child in front of them. An ABA assessment looks at current skills, communication, learning patterns, daily routines, and areas where support is needed. đź“ť

That first step gives our BCBA a starting point for goals that fit the child and family. At IABS, assessment comes before plan development, 1:1 therapy, and family training.

If you’d like to walk through the process, get in touch with us today.

Some of the most important learning opportunities happen during ordinary moments at home.A morning routine, getting read...
08/17/2026

Some of the most important learning opportunities happen during ordinary moments at home.

A morning routine, getting ready for an activity, playing with siblings, or sitting down for dinner all create opportunities to practice communication, social skills, and independence. 🏡

That's one reason many families appreciate in-home ABA therapy. Skills are practiced in the same environment where they're used every day, making those moments part of the learning process.

If you'd like to learn more about in-home ABA therapy, feel free to reach out.

In ABA therapy, data is not just paperwork. It gives our clinical team a clearer view of what a child is learning, where...
08/14/2026

In ABA therapy, data is not just paperwork. It gives our clinical team a clearer view of what a child is learning, where they need more practice, and when a goal needs to change. đź“‹

For families, that means the ABA therapy plan is not based on guesswork. It is reviewed as the child grows, learns, and responds in sessions.

At IABS, progress tracking is part of how our team keeps each plan specific to the child.

If you’re exploring ABA therapy, schedule a consultation with us today.

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1110 Herndon Parkway, Suite 305
Herndon, VA
20170

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Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
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