Welcome to Transformative Growth ABA, where we specialize in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy tailored to the unique needs of neurodiverse individuals, including those with autism, ADHD, and AUDHD (Autism + ADHD). Led by Andy Moreyra, our compassionate and evidence-based approach helps clients make meaningful progress in communication, emotional regulation, social skills, and independent living.
We provide structured, personalized ABA therapy sessions at our clinic, with an emphasis on collaborative family involvement and sustainable progress. Whether you’re seeking ABA therapy for autism, behavioral support for ADHD, or services designed for youth with AUDHD, our team is here to help your child build confidence and thrive.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy is a scientifically proven method used to improve specific behaviors in individuals with autism, ADHD, AUDHD, and other developmental conditions. ABA therapy uses positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors while reducing those that are harmful or disruptive. We individualize every treatment plan around each client’s unique strengths and needs.
Key Components of ABA Therapy:
Behavioral Assessments: In-depth evaluations to identify strengths, challenges, and areas for skill-building.
Positive Reinforcement: Encouraging desired behaviors by rewarding positive actions.
Skill Development: Supporting communication, social interaction, executive functioning, and emotional regulation.
Family Involvement: Training and coaching caregivers to support consistency and progress at home.
Clinic-Based Flexibility: Offering in-office sessions and telehealth options designed to meet your family’s needs.
In fact, ABA therapy is effective for people of all ages and is especially impactful for neurodiverse youth. By focusing on measurable goals, ABA helps children and teens with autism, ADHD, and AUDHD gain independence, improve daily functioning, and achieve lasting progress.
Choosing our ABA therapy means working with a team dedicated to your loved one’s growth, independence, and emotional well-being. We provide personalized, evidence-based care for neurodiverse children and teens, including those with autism, ADHD, and AUDHD (Autism + ADHD).
In addition, our clinic-based ABA services are tailored to each client’s strengths, needs, and goals—supporting real progress in communication, social skills, emotional regulation, and daily routines. We also prioritize family involvement, equipping caregivers with tools to reinforce success beyond the therapy room.
With our experienced team and compassionate approach, we’re here to help your child thrive through every stage of their journey.
We design our ABA therapy services to meet the unique needs of neurodiverse children and teens, including those with autism, ADHD, and AUDHD. We offer:
Behavioral Assessments: Comprehensive evaluations to identify strengths, challenges, and guide personalized treatment planning.
Individualized Treatment Plans: Tailored strategies to support communication, emotional regulation, social development, and daily living skills.
Parent and Caregiver Training: Empowering families with tools to reinforce positive behaviors outside of therapy.
Telehealth ABA: Secure, remote ABA sessions available for flexible access to care from the comfort of home.
School Consultation: Collaborative support for educators to promote learning and behavior growth in academic settings.
Our clinic-based model ensures structure and consistency, while our telehealth options help extend access to effective ABA therapy for autism, ADHD, and AUDHD when needed.
Ready to explore ABA therapy for autism, ADHD, or AUDHD? Our admin team is here to help you create a customized care plan that fits your child’s unique needs.
To get started, simply submit an inquiry below or call us at (630) 423-6010. We offer both in-office and telehealth ABA services for families across Illinois.
Above all, we’re committed to helping your child thrive—reach out today and take the first step toward meaningful progress.
Have questions about ABA therapy? Here are answers to the ones we hear most from families getting started.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a scientifically proven, evidence-based approach used to improve communication, social skills, emotional regulation, daily living skills, and independent functioning. It works by using positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors while reducing those that are harmful or disruptive. Treatment is highly individualized and built around each child’s unique strengths, needs, and goals.
ABA therapy is designed for neurodiverse children and teens — particularly those with autism, ADHD, and AUDHD (autism + ADHD). It is effective across a wide range of ages and skill levels. If you’re unsure whether ABA is the right fit for your child, reach out and we’ll help you figure out the best path forward.
No — while ABA is widely known for its effectiveness with autism, it is also highly effective for children with ADHD, AUDHD, and other developmental conditions. Our team is experienced working across all of these presentations.
Every session is personalized to your child’s treatment plan. Sessions may include behavioral assessments, skill-building activities, communication practice, social interaction exercises, and emotional regulation strategies. Family involvement is a core part of our approach — we work with caregivers throughout the process to make sure progress continues at home too. We also offer a unique Equine ABA program that incorporates horses into the ABA process — a powerful option for children who thrive in outdoor, animal-assisted environments.
Yes — family involvement is central to everything we do. We provide parent and caregiver training to equip families with the tools to reinforce positive behaviors and support progress outside of sessions. We believe sustainable growth happens when the whole family is part of the process.
We offer clinic-based sessions at our office as well as telehealth ABA for families who need flexible access to care from home. We also offer school consultation to support learning and behavior growth in academic settings. For families interested in our Equine ABA program, sessions are held at our Oswego barn location — and for certain settings, our therapy pony can even come to you. At roughly the size of a large dog, our pony is easy to transport and can bring the magic of equine-assisted work directly to schools, events, or other locations. We’ll work with you to figure out the right setup for your child and family.
Yes — ABA therapy is typically covered by insurance for children with an autism diagnosis. Coverage varies by plan, so the best first step is to give us a call at (630) 423-6010 or email us at Contact@transformativegrowth.org and we’ll run a benefits check for you before getting started.
As a nonprofit, we’re committed to making sure cost is never a barrier to getting your child the support they need. Reach out and we’ll walk through your options together — we’ll do everything we can to make it work for your family’s situation.
Every child is different so there is no fixed timeline. Progress depends on your child’s goals, their current skill level, and how consistently therapy is reinforced at home. Your child’s treatment team will set measurable goals and check in regularly to track progress and adjust the plan as needed.
ABA therapy can help with a wide range of skills and challenges including communication, attention and focus, behavior management, emotional regulation, daily living skills, social interactions, peer relationships, impulse control, following instructions, flexibility in routines, motor skills, play skills, problem-solving, self-care routines, safety awareness, task completion, time management, and more.
Fill out the inquiry form on this page, give us a call at (630) 423-6010, or email us at Contact@transformativegrowth.org. Our team will answer your questions, run a benefits check if needed, and help create a customized care plan that fits your child’s unique needs — we’re here to make this first step as easy as possible for your family.
