Applied Behavior Analysis
(ABA Therapy)

Rooted in the science of Applied Behavior Analysis, ABA Therapy is one of the most effective treatments available today for children with autism. AZA United offers age-based service models that focus on family priorities and quality of life goals.  


Unlike many other companies, AZA United’s model of ABA Therapy is completely family-centered and individualized to meet the unique needs of every single child, with a strong focus on parent participation to identify important goals and learn effective strategies.

What is ABA Therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a highly effective, research-supported treatment that helps individuals with autism spectrum disorder learn important skills and build independence. Through a combination of structured and play-based learning opportunities tailored to each child’s unique goals, ABA supports communication, social skills, and everyday functioning. At AZA United, our team of skilled clinicians offers customized and compassionate therapy that can take place in one of our award-winning multidisciplinary clinics or in your home.

ABA Service Models

When it comes to ABA Therapy, there is no one-size-fits-all approach.  We believe every program should be designed to meet the unique needs of each individual & their family.  Here you can discover the ABA Service Model that is right for you.

Little Learners – ABA for Young Children

Designed for very young learners, this ABA model features fun and engaging therapy activities to teach developmental skills through play.
Learn more

Beyond the Bell – ABA for School Aged Children

Designed for school-aged learners, this ABA model teaches independence skills through a combination of play, structured tasks, and hands-on activities.
Learn more

Navigate – ABA for Teens & Young Adults

Designed for teenagers, this ABA model focuses on independence with daily living activities, community safety, and involvement in the community.
Learn more

Does your child need ABA Therapy services?

If you are interested in receiving ABA Therapy services for your child, the first thing to do is to complete our program interest form by clicking the button below. A member of our team will contact you as soon as we have an opening available.

If you have any questions about this program or other services, you can always speak with our Family Support Team.

Funding Options for ABA Therapy

The following funding options are available to cover the costs of ABA Therapy at AZA United:

Awards & Recognitions

2026 Arizona Top Workplaces
AZA United is a 5-time winner of this prestigious award that recognizes outstanding workplace culture and is based on anonymous feedback surveys.
2026 Autism Center of Excellence
AZA United is one of the only providers in Arizona to receive this designation in recent years.
2025 Largest Health Nonprofits
The Phoenix Business Journal ranked AZA United #6 for 2025 largest health/medical nonprofit organizations.
National BHCOE Accreditation
This accreditation certifies that our ABA Treatment Services program is aligned with best practices.

Need Help?
Schedule a call with a
Family Support Specialist

Feeling lost? If you are a parent or family member and need someone to help, our Family Support Team is here for you. This free service is available to all members of the community with no strings attached. All you have to do is schedule a call, and one of our knowledgeable and caring Family Support Specialists will be happy to help you with any question or concern you may have.

How to Find a Quality ABA Therapy Program

Parents of children who have been diagnosed with autism are likely aware that Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a...
Continue reading

An ABA Treatment Philosophy for Compassionate Care

Over the years, treatments using the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) have greatly evolved. Thanks to the many families...
Continue reading

How Much ABA Therapy Does My Child Need?

As a well-established autism nonprofit service provider, our families often ask us how much ABA Therapy their child will need....
Continue reading