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Kinfolk ABA provides in-home ABA therapy for children with autism across Virginia. We see the whole child, the family system, the home, and the life around them. Every program is built by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and delivered inside your home, your routines, your child's actual day. Caregiver coaching is woven into every program. Parents learn the same strategies as the therapist so progress carries forward between sessions. Virginia Medicaid accepted. Most major plans accepted. No waitlist. We serve children with autism from toddlers through teens across Virginia, including Virginia Beach, Richmond, Norfolk, Arlington, Chesapeake, Alexandria, Newport News, Hampton, Roanoke, and surrounding communities statewide.
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5300 Kemps River Dr suite 114 201, 23464, Virginia Beach, United States
- (252) 477-7312
- info@kinfolkaba.com
- kinfolkaba.com
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