Reaching for the Sky ABA

Reaching for the Sky ABA provides Applied Behavior Analysis therapy in Las Vegas, at 5575 S Durango Dr STE 102, zip code 89113, for children with autism and developmental delays. Programs listed include ABA therapy itself, parent training, early intervention, and social skills groups, and the age brackets on file span 0 to 3, 4 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18, covering the full childhood range from early intervention through the teen years. Because the listed age range is 0 to 18, this reflects the directory's default full-range span rather than a specific posted policy from the provider, so families should confirm directly which age groups a given therapist or program slot currently serves.

Therapy is offered across three settings: in-home therapy, in-center therapy, and community-based therapy, with programs described as individualized rather than one-size-fits-all group sessions. That combination lets a family choose the setting that fits a child best, whether that means working with a therapist in the home environment, bringing a child to the center, or getting support out in the community.

The practice is listed as special needs friendly, with accommodations specifically noted for autism spectrum disorder, developmental delay, behavior management, communication support, social skills support, adaptive skills support, and early intervention. That level of detail suggests a practice built specifically around these needs rather than one that accommodates them as an add-on.

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the practice closed on weekends, and it operates year-round rather than seasonally. No pricing, scholarship, or sibling discount information is on file, which is common for individualized therapy services where cost often depends on insurance coverage and the specific treatment plan a child needs.

Families interested in an evaluation or intake can call Reaching for the Sky ABA at (702) 329-0125, or visit the practice's website for more information on getting started.