Resources for Richmond parents

Plain answers to the questions families ask before and during ABA therapy, with Richmond and Virginia details checked against the original sources.

Illustration: children's picture books and a parent's notebook on a window seat beside a toy train

Trusted outside resources

These organizations aren't affiliated with In-Home ABA Richmond. We list them because Richmond families find them useful.

  • Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS): Medicaid, Cardinal Care and EPSDT. dmas.virginia.gov
  • Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia: early intervention for children under three. See our local office list.
  • Autism Society of Central Virginia: family programs and a newly diagnosed guide, based in Glen Allen. ascv.org
  • Virginia Board of Medicine: license lookup for behavior analysts. dhp.virginia.gov
  • Behavior Analyst Certification Board: what RBTs and BCBAs are. bacb.com

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