Center-Based ABA Therapy New Jersey

ABA Therapy in an Open Environment.

Most centers are tight, clinical, and built around closed rooms. Ours are built around space — room to move, sensory-rich equipment, and the flexibility to shape each session around your child instead of the other way around.

What center-based therapy looks like here

Less like a clinic. More room to learn.

Walk into a lot of ABA centers and you’ll find a hallway of small, closed rooms. The space itself makes the therapy rigid – there’s nowhere to move, so the work stays at a table.

RightWay ABA centers are built differently. Open space, sensory equipment, and room to move let our team deliver ABA the way families actually want it: flexible, movement-friendly, and shaped around the individual child.

It’s still ABA therapy – structured, BCBA-designed, and grounded in evidence. It just doesn’t have to happen inside four walls and a table.

Why our centers

Built for a more flexible kind of ABA.

Four things make the experience at a RightWay center different from a traditional clinical setting.

Open, sensory rich space

Room to move, with sensory equipment built into the environment. The space supports movement-based, play-based learning instead of confining it to a single table in a single room.

Non-rigid, personalized ABA

A more open environment makes a less rigid approach possible. Sessions are personalized to each child — something a tight, closed-room center simply can’t do the same way.

State-of-the-art equipment

Our centers are equipped with the tools that make movement and play part of the therapy — so the environment works with your child’s energy, not against it.

Flexible scheduling

Open day hours and after-school availability. You pick the times that work for your family, and your child sees a consistent team they know session to session.

A Traditional Center

RightWay ABA

Center or in-home?

The right setting is the one that fits your family.

There’s no single right answer. Some families thrive with the structure and peer environment of a center. Others need the flexibility of in-home. Many combine both.

Center-based

An open, sensory-rich environment with a consistent team and built-in peer interaction.

In-home

Therapy in the environment where your child actually lives, with the family closely involved.

Most families choose the setting that fits their lifestyle better – and we’ll help you figure out which one that is.
The process

A seamless path to your first session.

From your first call to your child’s first day at the center, we handle the logistics so you can focus on your child.

Get in touch

First, we speak. And we listen to your story, your concerns, and your goals for your child.

Benefit check

Once your intake is complete, we contact your insurance and verify your eligibility for therapy.

Assess & plan

A BCBA assesses your child's goals, challenges, and skills, then designs a personalized plan.

Therapy begins

Once authorized, sessions begin at the center - skills broken into steps your child can master.

Ongoing progress

We monitor progress continuously and adjust the plan with you as your child reaches new milestones.

Families we've helped

What parents say about our centers.

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I absolutely love this place for my son. Everyone is amazing especially Ms. Kayla who is my son's teacher and he calls for Ms. Kayla even on weekends lolz, also Ms. Cassie, Ms. Kim, and Ms. Mary are all amazing. My son feels safe and is happy everyday at school and they are patient with him.
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Rosie Lisa
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I have 2 autistic little boys who have been learning at RightWay ABA. They absolutely love going to school every day! We've gone from completely nonverbal to using phrases and words to communicate. My 6 year old uses alot of phrases, he imitates but he also learns these phrases and then uses them appropriately later on in different conversations! My 3 year old is progressing so amazingly well. He was so difficult to get any reaction from before, like not even any eye contact. I had no idea which video he wanted to watch, he was just kind of in lala land, we called it. Now, he will take my hand or finger and put it on the video he wants. He will take my hand afrr⁷nd bring me to the pantry and choose a food. He says "yes" if I point to something and its the right choice. He looks me in the eye when I'm talking to him!! This beginning of communication is so promising. It gives me faith that we will be advancing through the years and my babies have a chance at growing into fully functioning humans. I hear them playing and counting..counting correctly! My 6 year old can go up past 20, and from 20 backwards again. My 3 year old loves shapes and names a bunch of them randomly. Its amazing. I was so overwhelmed when my youngest was diagnosed as well, but the services RightWay has been providing have given me true hope for their future. These photos are things the boys were never able to do before. RightWay has allowed us to expand their world, by teaching them how to behave and exist in places that once were too overwhelming.
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Emily Melendez
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My daughter started ABA services about a month ago and receives therapy at the one of the centers RightWay ABA partners with, We Rock the Spectrum in Paramus. I must say, I am truly impressed with this company. The application process was smooth and quick, and I love how on top of everything they are. What really stood out to me is that they don’t assign therapists based solely on availability—they take the time to find a therapist who is the right fit for your child. From the moment I met Kristine, she gave me a sense of reassurance. I am very overprotective of my daughter, but she made me feel confident that my child was in good hands. My daughter’s first therapist was Carmela, who was amazing. Due to personal reasons, we had to transition to another therapist, Melissa, who is her current therapist—and she is just as wonderful. I truly appreciate that Melissa takes photos throughout my daughter’s sessions and sends detailed notes about everything they worked on. She keeps me very involved, which I love. She listens to my concerns and values my input regarding my daughter’s development. I am a DI practitioner in the Early Intervention Program, and observing from an outside perspective, this is truly quality therapy. I also want to acknowledge my daughter’s BCBA, Koko. I appreciate her involvement and support. I know families whose children receive ABA services where the BCBA is rarely present, so I value that Koko provides guidance weekly to support the therapist and sessions. She also listens to my concerns and actively working on meaningful goals for my daughter. Overall, I am extremely pleased with RightWay ABA. I have already recommended this company to families I work with, and one of them has already started the intake process. She was also amazed by how quickly everything moved and how consistently the team checked in with her throughout the process. So if you’re looking for ABA services, do it the Rightway! ❤️❤️
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RightWay ABA has been a huge help with our special needs son. We love the therapist who comes out to work with our little guy. She has become almost like family. We have seen huge positive changes in our special needs child.
Our locations

Center-based therapy across New Jersey.

RightWay ABA delivers center-based ABA at five locations across New Jersey, each staffed by a consistent team that gets to know your child.

Paramus

Bergen County

We Rock the Spectrum

11 Park Place, Paramus, NJ

Piscataway

Middlesex County

Tinton Falls

Monmouth County

Jersey City

Hudson County

Little Milestones for Small Discoveries

568 Communipaw Ave, Jersey City, NJ

Pompton Plains

Passaic County

So Big Child Development Center

620B NJ-23, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444

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