More Options for Local ABA Therapy in Omaha
Second Omaha clinic opening early 2025
The new Millard clinic is open for enrollment now with no waitlist! Fill out the form below, or call us at (479) 364-0445 to learn more about in-person ABA therapy with Inner Circle in Omaha.
Hours
8am-5pm Monday-Friday
Closed Saturdays & Sundays
Address
Millard Clinic – Opening Early 2025
4626 S. 132nd
Omaha, NE 68137
(479) 318-2300
info@innercircleautism.com
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Omaha: Millard Clinic Opening Early 2025!
Meet our Director of Treatment
Alyssa Strenger
Regional Director of Treatment - Nebraska
Alyssa is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, who earned a master’s of education with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis from Arizona State University. Additionally, she earned a bachelor’s in psychology, which led her to the Marcus Autism Center in Atlanta, Ga., where she interned at the Language and Learning Clinic and grew her passion for the field of ABA.
Alyssa has served in various clinical roles, working with individuals from ages 1 to 13, across modalities such as in-home, in-center and school. She has held a variety of positions in the field of ABA including clinical supervisor, center director, and director of clinical operations. Alyssa has a passion for training and mentoring, as well as collaborating with the families and multi-disciplinary teams to ensure clients are receiving quality services. As she grew in the field, Alyssa transitioned into a role that equally required clinical and operational focus, which challenged her to identify new ways to motivate and promote growth within centers to provide high clinical quality care for children with autism. She prioritizes fostering an environment where individuals feel comfortable and safe to present as themselves, inspiring each other to constantly learn and grown from one another. Alyssa is known for her transparent leadership, passion and commitment to those she works with, and even more importantly to the children and families that she has the privilege to serve.
In her free time, Alyssa enjoys spending time with her family and friends, watching football, and traveling!
Clinic design features
The right environment can make all the difference in a child's therapy journey.
That's why we've created a welcoming and supportive space where your child can thrive. We've carefully designed our centers with features that are tailored to meet the needs of your child while also maximizing learning opportunities.
Sensory-friendly spaces
Play areas
Gross motor exploration
School readiness classroom
Parent observation rooms
What is ABA?
ABA therapy is an evidence based therapy that uses behavioral science to helps teach new skills and behaviors in a fun and positive way. It can be amazing because it is specifically designed for each child’s individual needs, strengths and learning styles.
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What is ABA?
ABA therapy is a research-based therapy approach that helps children with Autism and other developmental disorders learn important new skills while working through everyday barriers, social difficulties and challenging behaviors.
A Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will develop a unique treatment plan for your child through formal assessment as well as through an in-depth interview with you and/or your family. A therapist (Registered Behavior Technician) will work with your child one-on-one or in small groups to teach a variety of skills and positive behaviors such as communication, social awareness, positive peer interactions, academic engagement, self-care skills, play skills and more.
ABA therapy is also proven to be effective in working through behaviors such as tantrums, bed-wetting, feeding problems, aggression, self-injury, and other destructive or dangerous behaviors.
Effective ABA therapy is not a "one size fits all" approach and should never feel as such. In order to achieve a truly individualized treatment plan, A BCBA will customize the intervention to each child's skills, needs, interests and preferences. This means that an ABA program for one child may look completely different from another child's.
The goal of ABA therapy is to help your child learn new skills and be able to do more things on their own.
What services do you provide?
We provide center-based ABA therapy.
How much does ABA therapy cost?
We are dedicated to helping you navigate the sometimes-challenging world of insurance. Prior to starting services, we will verify that your child’s insurance covers ABA therapy and determine any out-of-pocket cost that you may be responsible for. The cost of ABA therapy can vary as each insurance plan has different coverage and benefits.
What insurance plans are accepted?
We make every effort to accept as many insurances as possible. Listed below are the insurance companies that we are currently accepting (in network with), however please note that if your child’s insurance is not listed, there is still a possibility that we can work to get coverage for your child through out of network benefits or enrollment in state programs.
Insurances Accepted (subject to change):
- Aetna
- Cigna
- UHC/UMR/Optum
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Anthem
- AR Medicaid (Arkansas)
- AR Medicaid Passe Groups-Arkansas (Empower, AR Total Care, CareSource, Summit Community Care)
- Soonercare (Oklahoma Medicaid)
- Qualchoice
What are your hours of operation?
We provide services Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
We currently offer a variety of scheduling options that are designed to meet the unique needs of each family.
- Full Day: 8am-5pm
- ½ Day Morning: 8am-12pm
- ½ Day Afternoon: 1pm-5pm
Are there any requirements to start ABA services?
The diagnostic report must include scored assessments that support a diagnosis of Autism and in some cases, additional primary care documentation is also required.