We are a Massachusetts-based ABA agency rooted in Sutton — and we are growing thoughtfully, on purpose.
We are a Massachusetts-based ABA agency rooted in Sutton — and we are growing thoughtfully, on purpose.
Abc of New England (ABC) provides comprehensive and focused ABA therapy for children and adolescents on the autism spectrum. We meet families where they are — at our Sutton clinic, at home, in the community, and online — building skills that travel beyond the therapy room.
Every plan begins with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, uses peer-reviewed methods, and is measured by data — not opinion.
Caregiver training and family collaboration are built into every program — not added on later.
Our approach is assent-based and trauma-informed. Progress matters more than compliance.
To improve the quality of life of individuals with autism and their families through individualized, ethical, and evidence-based applied behavior analysis — delivered with warmth, cultural humility, and a deep respect for each family's lived expertise.
A community in which every child on the autism spectrum has access to compassionate, high-quality ABA — and in which families, clinicians, and schools work together to help each child build a meaningful, self-directed life.
We provide applied behavior analysis (ABA) only — no other clinical services are offered or implied. Below is a transparent description of the populations, settings, and modalities we serve.
Intensive ABA targeting communication, social skills, daily-living skills, play, school readiness, and behavior reduction across multiple domains. Typically 20–40 hours per week, delivered by behavior technicians under BCBA supervision.
Time-limited ABA that addresses a defined set of goals — often challenging behavior reduction, social-communication, toileting, or school-readiness. Typically 10–25 hours per week.
Structured BCBA-led coaching that equips caregivers to apply evidence-based strategies in everyday routines. Available alongside direct services or as a stand-alone offering.
Comprehensive behavior-analytic assessment, treatment planning, and reassessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), including coordination with pediatricians, schools, and other providers.
We accept most major Massachusetts insurance plans, including:
Every family who works with ABC — current or prospective — has the following rights and shares the following responsibilities. A printable version is provided at intake and is available on request at any time.
Our Notice of Privacy Practices describes how we may use and disclose your protected health information, and how you can access and control that information under HIPAA. A printed copy is provided at intake.
Read or request a copyABC does not discriminate in employment or in service delivery on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, veteran status, marital status, or any other protected category.
Read full policyWe portray our services and our clinicians' credentials accurately. We do not solicit testimonials from current patients or families, and we do not use protected health information in advertising under any circumstances.
Read marketing policyABC is hiring BCBAs, RBTs, and behavior technicians. Our application includes the standard EEO and at-will-employment disclaimers and is reviewed without regard to protected status.
View open rolesConcerns can be raised in person, by phone, or in writing to the Clinical Director. We acknowledge grievances within two business days and respond in writing within fourteen days.
Submit feedbackAll clinical staff at ABC adhere to the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts. Concerns regarding clinician conduct may be reported internally or directly to the BACB.
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