ABA Therapy in Cherry Hill, NJ

You will find us at 1939 NJ-70 in Cherry Hill, on the stretch of Route 70 at the east end of the township, close to where Cherry Hill meets Marlton in Evesham Township. It is the only physical location we run, and every center-based session we offer happens in this building.

For most families the trip is simple because the center sits on a main road. Route 70 runs straight through Cherry Hill from west to east, I-295 crosses Route 70 on this side of town, and Route 73 meets Route 70 just over the line in Marlton. If you are coming from the west side near Haddonfield or Pennsauken, Route 70 eastbound brings you here; from Voorhees or Marlton you are already close. When you book a first visit, we send the details you need for parking and drop-off so the morning goes smoothly.

Families from every part of Cherry Hill, from the neighborhoods near Route 38 to the ones off Kings Highway and Haddonfield Road, use the center. Because it is local, many parents find that a full day of therapy fits around work and siblings better than a long commute to a larger regional provider would.

The center serves a wide range of ages and needs. Some children are toddlers who were recently diagnosed and are leaving New Jersey's Early Intervention System, which covers birth to age 3. Others are preschoolers whose families want more hours of teaching than a half-day class provides, or school-age kids who need help with flexibility, safety, self-care or friendships.

What they share is an individualized plan. Two children of the same age might work on completely different goals: one on first words or picture exchange, another on taking turns in conversation or coping when a routine changes. Your BCBA sets those priorities with you and revisits them as skills are mastered.

If your child already has an IEP, we build ABA goals that support what the school is teaching rather than duplicating it. If your child is under 3, ask about our early-stage support program, designed for that window.

Our Full-Day Center-Based ABA program gives your child a structured day built entirely around their treatment plan. Mornings often focus on communication and learning-readiness skills; later blocks practice play, social interaction, self-care and transitions, the same routines a classroom asks for.

Teaching happens in more than one way. Discrete trial training breaks a skill into small, clear steps with immediate reinforcement. Natural environment teaching builds the same skill into play, snack and group time so it carries over to real life. RBTs (Registered Behavior Technicians) record data during every session, and the supervising BCBA reviews that data to adjust goals rather than waiting months for a check-in.

• Same faces every dayyour child works with a consistent RBT team, not a rotating roster
• Low BCBA caseloadsyour supervising BCBA knows your child well enough to change the plan quickly
• Hands-on leadershipClinical Director Charles Knoppel, BCBA, oversees every child's treatment plan
• Peer practicegroup moments let children use new social skills with other kids

Our approach is "Small by design. Known by name." We keep BCBA caseloads low so your child's supervisor has time to actually watch sessions, coach the RBTs and talk with you. You will not have to re-explain your child to a new therapist every few weeks.

We also serve the towns around us. Families come from Voorhees, Haddonfield, Pennsauken and the rest of Camden County, and from Burlington County towns just across the Evesham line. New Jersey has consistently reported some of the highest autism identification rates in the CDC's monitoring network, and we want a family in Cherry Hill to be able to get quality care without leaving the township. When you are ready, contact us to set up a consultation.