Brighter Strides ABA Therapy created the Brighter Strides ABA Step Up Program to bridge the gap between graduate student and practicing clinician.

Since our founding in 2020, Brighter Strides ABA has been transforming the lives of children on the autism spectrum with a compassionate approach to comprehensive care. As a leading provider of Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy (ABA) for autism and other neurodivergent diagnoses, we specialize in individualized behavioral interventions that empower children to overcome the challenges that hinder their growth and learn the skills that will help them thrive. With state-of-the-art clinical locations nationwide, we offer a comprehensive range of services including in-home, school, and center-based ABA therapy, with daycare, afterschool, and family training programs across 11 states. Using evidence-based ABA techniques to enhance verbal and non-verbal communication, increase independence, and improve social interaction and engagement—our caring team becomes a trusted partner in a child’s development. Our methodology not only addresses behavioral challenges and life skills, but emotional well-being to ensure that each child feels valued and supported. By fostering a nurturing environment that celebrates every achievement, we empower children to build essential skills while developing the self-confidence and resilience they need to succeed. The Brighter Strides commitment to comprehensive care is part of a larger company culture that values each team member’s contributions, celebrates their successes, and supports their personal and professional journey. We prioritize a rewarding work environment with top pay, comprehensive benefits, bonuses, growth opportunities, and continuing education. The investment we make in our people is reflected in both the exceptional service we provide for our clients, and in our outstanding employee retention rate. Brighter Strides ABA is changing what is possible for the individuals we work with, enriching their families and communities, and shifting perspectives toward greater understanding and acceptance of autism—one child at a time.