What kind of services does H3 provide?
Assessment Tools
Assessment procedures use an approach that focuses on each child’s individual needs, practical goals, and what matters most to the family. Instead of following one fixed process, assessments may include observation, standardized assessments, caregiver input, functional assessment, and skill checks to get a full picture of the learner’s strengths and areas for growth. This helps guide treatment that is flexible, data-based, and meaningful in everyday life.
Technology
Each of our staff uses iPads for data collection. This allows our supervisors real-time access to the data collection Our use of HIPAA compliant digital technology ensures the progresses your child has made are accurately documented and alleviates any disparity in antiquated data collection, like binder systems, that are wrought with problems such as: data corruption, data loss, and potential security breaches. . It also allows our BCBA supervisors, as well as, clients with multiple behavior technicians to access session-to-session data as it is being taken. It is our goal to provide the most comprehensive and accurate therapy services for your child.
In Home Therapy
With the opening of our new clinic, in-home therapy is now offered on a very limited, case-by-case basis rather than as a primary service. Our in-home providers are currently assigned to a small number of established families, so availability is limited and waitlists for new in-home referrals can be lengthy. For most families, we recommend our in-clinic program below, which offers faster access to services in a purpose-built therapeutic environment.
In Clinic Therapy
Aer years of working in home, we found that for many families, clinic-based services were a much better fit — so in August 2023 we opened our first dedicated clinic, and we've since outgrown that space. We're proud to now welcome families to our new, larger clinic located at 132 Merchants Blvd, Clarksville, TN. Unlike other places, we strive to make a home-like, group setting feel without the rigidity of a set schedule or small treatment rooms. We designed this space so our kids can be themselves and have fun with their friends while still receiving the one-on-one therapy we provide It has always been our goal to be child-led, and our clinic setting has made that easier than ever — the kids and the staff enjoy the experience more than other approaches. In-clinic therapy is now our primary service model. Additionally, we find this model does well to address staff burnout, the primary cause for high turnover rates for entry-level practitioners.
In School Therapy
Due to increasing Tricare funding restrictions for in school services, we are no longer offering in-school ABA services. Instead, our BCBA team works closely with families and school staff to align clinic-based programming with your child's educational goals, so classroom-relevant skills are still targeted and generalized.
Parent Training
Communicating with a child with autism can look and feel different than expected, especially for families who have experience with other children. Autism often brings unique ways of connecting, learning, and engaging, which can lead families to adjust what they thought they knew about child development.
Our team works in partnership with you to build practical, everyday strategies that support communication and strengthen your relationship with your child. We focus on helping you understand and use principles of Applied Behavior Analysis in ways that fit naturally within your family’s routines and values.
We don’t view this as “parent training,” but rather as a collaborative process. Our goal is to support, guide, and empower your family as you navigate your child’s individual strengths and needs.
Advice and Help
We know how frustrating it can be to work through all the steps of getting your child the care they need. Even if you don’t have a referral for ABA services yet, we’re happy to help guide you. Just give us a call.