ABA Therapy for Children in the New York, Bronx, Queens & Staten Island

We offer ABA therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy, along with early intervention, feeding therapy, developmental evaluations, parent coaching, school readiness support, sensory integration, and special instruction.

If you are unsure, we can talk through your concerns and help identify the type of support that may be the best fit for your child.

Yes. Family involvement is an important part of our approach, and we work closely with parents and caregivers throughout the process.

Yes. Speech therapy and related support can help children strengthen early communication and language development.

Yes. We help children build practical skills that support everyday routines, early learning, and readiness for future classroom experiences.

Reach out through the contact form or by phone or email, and we will help you take the next step toward an intake conversation.

A feeding therapy evaluation can help determine whether support may benefit your child’s picky eating or difficulty chewing. A qualified therapist can observe mealtime skills, chewing, swallowing, oral-motor control, food textures, and your child’s responses to eating. Feeding therapy may be helpful for limited food variety, gagging, coughing, poor chewing, texture refusal, or stressful meals. Contact the therapy team to discuss your concerns and learn about the next steps.

Call (914) 339-5511, email info@seedlingstherapy.com, or use the website contact form to ask about insurance coverage and private-pay rates for ABA, speech, occupational, physical, feeding, or other therapy services. Be sure to ask about accepted insurance plans, eligibility, authorizations, copays, deductibles, cancellation policies, and current self-pay fees. Rates and coverage are not listed online, so confirm all costs directly before starting services.

You can start by contacting us to share your concerns, even if your child does not have a formal diagnosis. We can discuss your child’s communication, movement, behavior, feeding, sensory needs, or daily routines and help determine the next step. This may include a developmental evaluation, early-intervention referral, or therapy recommendations based on your child’s needs and eligibility. Call (914) 339-5511, email info@seedlingstherapy.com, or use the contact form to get started.

To request a speech therapy consultation, call (914) 339-5511, email info@seedlingstherapy.com, or use the website contact form. Share your child’s communication concerns, such as limited words, trouble understanding directions, or difficulty being understood. The team can discuss your child’s needs, explain the evaluation process, and help determine whether speech therapy or another service is appropriate. Availability, eligibility, scheduling, and payment details should be confirmed directly.

To prepare for a home-based therapy visit, choose a safe, comfortable area with enough room for your child to play and move. Put away clutter and keep favorite toys, books, and any helpful communication or feeding items nearby. Share your child’s usual routines, recent changes, and main concerns with the therapist. It can also help to keep snacks, cups, clothing, or other items ready if they relate to your child’s goals. There is no need to make your home perfect—everyday routines help the therapist create practical strategies your family can use.

ABA therapy may be available for children older than age three, but the exact age range depends on the child’s needs, location, provider availability, and insurance or authorization requirements. Early intervention services are generally for children from birth through age three. Contact us to confirm eligibility and current ABA services for older children.

During a developmental evaluation, you’ll talk with a therapist about your child’s history, strengths, concerns, and daily routines. The evaluation may include observing how your child communicates, plays, moves, follows directions, interacts, eats, handles transitions, and responds to sensory input. Afterward, you’ll discuss the findings and possible next steps, such as speech, occupational, physical, feeding, behavioral, or early-intervention support.

Parent coaching may be available as a standalone service, but availability, session length, eligibility, and pricing must be confirmed directly. Coaching can help families support communication, routines, behavior, feeding, sensory regulation, and daily skills at home without enrolling in another therapy program. Contact the team to discuss your goals and current options.