About
The practice specializes in providing high-quality, individualized ABA support to children who require specialized treatment due to their diagnosis of Autism or other developmental differences. Founded by Mindy Coolidge and Meredith Greenwald, who bring 20+ years of experience and dedication to their practice, Up Up and Away creates a therapeutic environment designed to hone in on prerequisite skills needed to be successful in an ever-changing and unpredictable world. The practice provides families with socialization opportunities, community work, and family/caregiver support. Their team of BCBA's work on building relationships with clients first while creating specialized therapy to meet each student's individualized needs.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
1:1 ABA Therapy
Up Up and Away provides effective, evidence-based ABA therapy from their highly experienced team, with individualized programs that integrate the goals and needs for each specific child.
Home-Based Programming
The practice offers home-based therapy, where skilled therapists come to the family's home to work with the child, providing treatment for everyday situations and working on various important skills.
SEIT Services
Up Up and Away provides SEIT services for students who would benefit from 1:1 support in their current classroom environment, helping them adapt to classroom routines, transitions, activities, and peer interactions.
Parent/Caregiver Training
The practice provides regular training for parents and caregivers to ensure generalization of skills outside of therapy sessions, as research dictates that when parents and caregivers are part of the therapy, outcomes are better.
Assessments
Up Up and Away runs preliminary assessments to ascertain each child's strengths and areas that need to be taught, which can be used for insurance purposes.
Behavior Consultation
The practice provides indirect/direct assessments, including observation, parent/caregiver testimony, and questionnaires, followed by program recommendations for providers in various settings.