What We Offer

Treatment Options

We support every individual with personalized care, tailored to their unique situation.

Treatment Options

Informed by the latest research in the field, we offer flexible and individualized treatment options for families and individuals living with developmental disabilities. By focusing on person-centered care, we are able to help drive better outcomes. Our treatment options can fall into multiple categories including interventions based in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), caregiver-mediated*, developmental relationship-based and coaching or direct with client interventions.

Focused on dangerous and severe behavior, Calibrate ABA is a parent-mediated approach to care with a concentrated focus on behavior reduction.

Intervention type
Caregiver-Mediated | Based in ABA

Parents and caregivers lead their child’s care, using daily ABA strategies to build skills and reduce challenging behaviors, minimizing the need for paraprofessionals.

Intervention type
Caregiver-Mediated | Based in ABA

A caregiver-led naturalistic developmental and language-based intervention for children six and under. Suits families who prefer a developmental approach to treatment.

Intervention type
Caregiver-Mediated | Developmental, Relationship Based

An ABA based coaching program where the teen or adult works directly with a licensed/certified behavioral health expert to focus on areas important to the client to promote self-determination and wellbeing.

Intervention type
Coaching / Direct with Client | Based in ABA | Motivational Interviewing

A career advancement tool designed for neurodiverse candidates who are seeking lifelong employment. The tool provides a complete range of career services to support participants throughout their career journey.

Intervention type
Coaching / Direct with Client

A parent-mediated program designed to improve the wellbeing of people with profound intellectual multiple disabilities (PIMD) and their families. Connect focuses on communication, daily living skills and challenging behavior.

Intervention type
Caregiver-Mediated | Developmental, Relationship Based

Paraprofessionals implement ABA treatment plans during scheduled sessions. Parents and caregivers participate during the session and meet with the licensed/certified clinician for training.

Intervention type
Based in ABA

A manualized parent-mediated program that guides therapists in the teaching of tailored ABA-based behavioral strategies to families of autistic or I/DD children with co-occurring challenging behaviors.

Intervention type
Caregiver-Mediated | Based in ABA

A peer group led by trained professionals for school aged children to young adults with a deficit in social skills. The focus is to learn how to effectively interact and communicate with others. 

Intervention type
Developmental, Relationship Based | Behavioral Methodology | Group Format

*Our caregiver-mediated care options do not certify caregivers as Registered Behavior Technicians and we do not pay caregivers.

Tools

With the commitment to advancing behavioral healthcare, the Catalight Research Institute has invested in developing tools to educate clinicians and empower families. Catalight is now making these impactful tools available for your use.

A self-assessment used to understand a parent’s perception of their child’s treatment plan and measure their comfort level by implementing learned interventions.

A self-assessment measuring parental stress level as an outcome measure impacting the quality of life for the family, parent and individual with an I/DD.

Our practice guidelines outline our treatment hours recommendation and outcome measures for behavioral interventions for ASD and related developmental disabilities.

Wellbeing is the measure of a person’s overall happiness, satisfaction, and positive outlook. The 15-question wellbeing self-assessment scales were developed for people with I/DDs and their families.