Special Needs Network Applied Behavior Analysis (snnaba)

 

SNNABA provides direct therapy in a one-to-one setting, delivered by highly skilled, experienced, and culturally competent clinical staff. During individualized therapy sessions, behavior-based principles and naturalistic teaching strategies are used to target maladaptive behaviors and increase functional skills with the goal of improving the child’s and family’s quality of life. Families can access services through regional center funding, private health insurance, and Medi-Cal.

Meeting the needs of every community

We are uniquely positioned and committed to serving families from diverse socioeconomic and sociocultural backgrounds.

Many families contend with socioeconomic barriers that compound their difficulties accessing resources and high-quality care. Moreover, they often face misconceptions, stigmas, and discriminatory practices in governmental agencies, educational systems, and even amongst service providers. 

Our expert team partners with families in traditionally marginalized communities to help overcome obstacles in obtaining diagnoses and accessing services. We educate and motivate parents to take the lead in their child’s care so that each and every child in our community can grow and fulfill his or her greatest potential, regardless of ability. By educating and empowering parents, we help unleash the unlimited potential that exists in each and every individual with a developmental disability or autism spectrum disorder.

ABA Direct Services

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is currently the most effective empirically based treatment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. SNNABA provides direct therapy in a one-to-one setting delivered by highly skilled and experienced clinical staff. 

Parent Education + Training

In conjunction with ABA Direct Therapy, SNNABA places a strong emphasis on educating and empowering the parents of children with developmental disabilities. Through ABA Parent Education, parents learn the same behavior principles and strategies used with their children during therapy. This allows parents to implement behavioral techniques outside of intervention, and teach their children to generalize the skills they’ve learned to a variety of environments and everyday situations.

Social Skills

During Social Skills intervention, children are provided with opportunities to interact and grow with their peers. SNNABA offers a variety of levels of social skills groups for clients from ages three through 17, focusing on age-appropriate play, social relations, conversational skills, problem-solving skills, and friendships.

Assessment and Intervention

+Functional Behavior Assessments

+Early Intensive Behavior Intervention

+Intensive Behavior Intervention

+Parent Education + Training

+Parent Advocacy / Consultation

+Social Skills Groups

+BCBA Staff Training / Supervision

 

Cultural Competence

+80-90% Bilingual Staff

+Diverse Clinical Teams with Local Community Ties

+Family-dynamic Focus

+Culturally Sensitive Programming

What Is Respite Care?

Respite care provides short-term relief for primary caregivers. It can be arranged for just an afternoon or for several days or weeks. Care can be provided in the home setting and by someone you choose.

Special Needs Network is currently vendored with South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (SCLARC) for this service.

Contact us for more information at gramirez@snnla.org

Accepted Insurance Carriers

AETNA

Anthem Blue Cross

Cigna

LA Care

Magellan

Managed Health Net (MHN)

TriCare West

We are also vendors with the South Central Los Angeles Regional Center.

If you do not see your provider, please keep checking as we are continually adding insurance carriers.

For more information call 323.309.2843

 

Please contact one of recruiters today to
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For more information call 323.309.2843