Building Skills in a Structured Social Setting
At Continuum, our clinic-based services are provided in a group setting with one-to-one Therapist support for children and adolescents. Our clinics are designed to help clients foster social interactions while learning positive behavioral routines. Therapists work individually with our clients, under direct supervision from their Consultant. Activities are designed to be child-focused, and the heart of our therapeutic interventions focuses on building both independent and group skills.
One-to-one support
In a group setting
Early-Intervention
School-readiness focus
Evidence-based
PFA, SBT, trauma-informed
Play-based learning
Sessions kids enjoy
Our Approach to Clinic Services
Our clinic locations provide individualized programming for children and focus on teaching social skills, play skills, social communication, emotional regulation, and more! Within our locations, the clinics are structured as Early-Intervention settings and will include daily routines to prepare children to enter the academic setting.
Your child will have access to clinicians who are trained in all evidence-based practices including, but not limited to, practical functional assessment (PFA), skill-based treatment (SBT), natural environment teaching and trauma-informed care.
Instruction focuses on learning school-readiness skills, following group instruction, and participating in daily group activities. Additionally, we focus on play-based learning to ensure all sessions are fun and enjoyable for our children!
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What your child works on
Pre-Academic Skills
Letters, numbers, and attending skills that come before the classroom
Play Skills
Independent, parallel, and cooperative play with peers
Social Skills
Turn-taking, sharing, and joining a group activity
Functional Communication
Requesting, refusing, and being understood
Classroom Routines
Circle time, transitions, and following group instruction
Emotional Regulation
Naming feelings and using coping strategies
Executive Functioning
Planning, flexibility, and finishing a task
Behavior Reduction
Replacing challenging behavior with functional skills
Service Options for Your Family
Our Clinic-Based services provide a supportive and nurturing environment for your child to grow and develop a variety of skills through play-based instruction. Check out the benefits of Clinic and In-Home sessions to see which is the right fit for your family!
- Daily peer interaction and group instruction
- Structured Early-Intervention environment
- Direct Consultant supervision
- Strong fit for school readiness
- Skills taught inside daily routines
- Caregivers in the room and coached live
- No travel or clinic schedule to work around
- Siblings and family included naturally
- Clinic sessions plus in-home hours
- Skills generalized across both settings
- Eases the transition into school
- Schedule flexes as your child grows
Group Services
Frequently Asked Questions
What are clinic-based services?
At Continuum Behavioral Health, clinic-based services are structured therapy sessions provided in a clinical setting where children receive one-on-one support along with opportunities to interact with peers and build social skills.
Does my child receive one-on-one attention in a clinic setting?
Yes. Therapists work individually with each child throughout the session, under the direct supervision of your Consultant, even though the clinic itself is a group environment.
Which skills are developed in clinic-based ABA therapy?
Programming targets pre-academic skills, play skills, social skills, functional communication, classroom routines, emotional regulation, executive functioning, and behavior reduction.
What age group is suitable for clinic-based services?
Continuum's clinic settings are structured as early-intervention environments, designed to help younger children build the foundational skills needed for an academic setting. While our clinics primarily serve younger children, we do offer clinic-based services to older children and adolescents as well, typically scheduled in the afternoons.
How do clinic-based services help with school readiness?
At Continuum, clinics run daily routines that mirror a classroom — following group instruction, transitions, and participating in group activities — so the skills your child builds transfer directly to school.
How do we transition from clinic-based to in-home therapy?
Your Consultant plans the change with you and can move gradually through a hybrid schedule, so clinic and in-home hours overlap while skills generalize to the new setting.
How many hours of clinic-based therapy are needed?
Hours are set by your child's comprehensive assessment and treatment plan, then reviewed regularly by your Consultant and adjusted as your child progresses.