Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapy that uses positive, structured strategies to help children build communication, daily living, social, and learning skills. It breaks big tasks into small steps and teaches them in a consistent, supportive way at home, school, or in a clinic.
Speech therapy helps children build the communication skills they need to express themselves and understand others. Therapists use fun, structured activities to support speech sounds, language, social communication, and feeding or swallowing skills.
Occupational therapy helps children develop the everyday skills they need for independence. Therapists use hands-on, play-based strategies to strengthen fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care routines, and school readiness.
Physical therapy supports children in building strength, balance, coordination, and mobility so they can move confidently and safely in their daily environments.
Respite care provides families with safe, reliable support by offering trained caregivers who assist children in the home or community. These services help with daily routines, supervision, and personal care while giving families time to rest, work, or attend to other responsibilities.
Resources
The following are third-party providers located in the Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge areas. NOAR provides this directory for informational purposes and encourages caregivers to verify all details with providers directly.