Common questions about ABA.

ABA therapy at Axis is primarily for children and adolescents with an autism diagnosis. Our center-based programs focus on this age group, with family training woven throughout. Adults seeking ongoing support are referred to appropriate community resources.

Yes. A documented autism diagnosis from a qualified clinician is required before ABA services can begin. If your child has not been evaluated, our diagnostic team can help, often with shorter waits than elsewhere in Arizona.

Yes. A referral from a physician, psychologist, or other licensed provider is required to begin ABA therapy. Referring providers can submit referrals by fax or through our online referral form.

ABA sessions are center-based at our clinic locations across Arizona. Center-based care supports consistency, clinical oversight, and structured learning environments.

Family training is a core part of our model, not optional. Caregivers learn strategies to reinforce skills at home, school, and in the community. Active family involvement leads to better outcomes.

We accept most Medicaid plans and offer private pay. Coverage and authorization requirements vary by plan, call us at (602) 888-8883 with your insurance card to verify benefits.

ABA focuses on measurable skill-building in areas like communication, social interaction, and daily living, using evidence-based strategies tailored to each child. It complements other services like speech or occupational therapy, and our team can help you understand how they work together.

Yes. Because diagnostic and ABA services sit under one coordinated team, families who evaluate with us benefit from seamless handoffs when ABA is the right next step, without starting the process over.

Parent Alliance is a Facebook community where Axis families connect, share experiences, and support one another. It complements clinical care with peer connection.