School-Based ABA Services in Broward, North Miami-Dade & Palm Beach County

LaughLoveLive Again provides BCBA-led, trauma-informed school-based ABA services for children and adolescents across Broward County, North Miami-Dade County, and Palm Beach County. Our school-based services are designed to support academic engagement, emotional regulation, executive functioning, and positive behavior within real educational environments—while prioritizing collaboration, dignity, and ethical practice.

What Are School-Based ABA Services?

School-based ABA services apply the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis within educational settings to support students’ learning, behavior, and social-emotional functioning. Services are individualized, goal-driven, and aligned with the student’s educational needs, while remaining trauma-informed and developmentally appropriate.

We collaborate closely with families, educators, and school teams to ensure strategies are practical, respectful, and sustainable.

How Our School-Based ABA Services Are Delivered

Primary Service Setting:
 ✅ In-School (Public, Private, Charter, or Alternative School Settings)

Service formats include:

  • BCBA-led behavioral consultation
  • Direct ABA intervention during the school day
  • Classroom behavior support
  • Executive functioning and emotional regulation skill-building
  • Data collection and progress monitoring
  • Teacher and staff collaboration

Virtual options:
 🔹 Limited virtual consultation and parent/school team meetings may be offered when appropriate.
🔹 Direct student intervention is not typically virtual, as services are designed to support in-the-moment learning and behavior within the school environment.

Who Benefits From School-Based ABA Services

School-based ABA services are appropriate for students with:

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • ADHD and executive functioning challenges
  • Emotional and behavioral regulation difficulties
  • School avoidance or anxiety-related behaviors
  • Trauma exposure impacting learning
  • Behavioral challenges interfering with academic progress

Our Trauma-Informed, Collaborative Approach

We recognize that school can be a high-stress environment for many children. Our approach emphasizes:

  • Emotional safety and predictability
  • Skill-building over punishment or exclusion
  • Respect for neurodiversity
  • Alignment with Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACTr) principles
  • Collaboration—not compliance-driven models

Service Areas

School-based ABA services are available in:

  • Broward County (including Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale)
  • Palm Beach County (including West Palm Beach)
  • North Miami-Dade County

Looking for ethical, collaborative ABA support in your child’s school?
 👉 Request a School-Based ABA Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions About School-Based ABA Services

Q: What are school-based ABA services?
 School-based ABA services apply evidence-based behavioral strategies within a school setting to support learning, emotional regulation, and positive behavior. Services are individualized, BCBA-led, and designed to help students succeed academically and socially.

Q: Where do school-based ABA services take place?
 School-based ABA services are delivered directly within the school environment, including public, private, charter, or alternative school settings. This allows skills to be supported in real-time and in context.

Q: Do you work directly with teachers and school staff?
 Yes. Collaboration is a core part of our model. We work closely with teachers, administrators, and support staff to ensure strategies are practical, ethical, and aligned with the student’s educational goals.

Q: Is school-based ABA therapy trauma-informed?
 Absolutely. Our approach prioritizes emotional safety, dignity, and flexibility. We avoid compliance-based models and focus on skill-building, self-regulation, and meaningful participation.

Q: Do you offer virtual school-based ABA services?
 Virtual services are limited to consultation and meetings with caregivers or school teams. Direct student intervention is typically in-person to ensure effectiveness within the school environment.

Q: Who supervises school-based ABA services?
 All services are supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with experience supporting complex and high-needs cases.

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