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Clinic • In-home • School-based • Telehealth

Lighting the path to every child’s potential

We provide compassionate, evidence-based ABA therapy designed around each child’s unique strengths and needs.

Individualized ABA and Social Skills Support for Children, Teens, and Young Adults

Our services focus on evidence-based techniques, caregiver partnership, and meaningful skills that support each child’s independence and confidence.

Therapist supporting a child during a learning activity

Clinic-based services in Sanford

Structured, individualized schedules at our Sanford clinic, delivered by clinical practitioners. Focused on communication, social skills, play, behavior reduction, and caregiver training—with consistency and peer interaction built in.

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Home & community-based services

Natural environment teaching that builds functional communication, daily living skills, school readiness, and behavior management—helping children generalize skills in real-life settings.

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School-based services

Collaboration with educators to integrate ABA strategies into the classroom, supporting verbal behavior, daily living skills, social inclusion, and IEP alignment.

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Virtual services

Flexible sessions delivered via secure video platforms, focused on family guidance, caregiver training, behavior consultation, and continuity of care.

Start with simple, practical guides.

A small library of introductory content—like “ABA Basics” and “Navigating Early Intervention”—to help families understand options and feel less alone in the process.

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Enrollment & Insurance Guidance

Quick Start

A gentle introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)—what it is, how it works, and how it can support your child’s communication, independence, and daily routines.

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Early Intervention

Comprehensive Assessment

Feeling overwhelmed by the term “early intervention”? This guide walks parents through what it means, when to seek support, and how to prepare for the first steps.

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Practical tips on what to expect in your first appointment—what to bring, how sessions are structured, and how to talk to your child about visiting the clinic.

Support that families can feel.

Hear from caregivers about their experiences with Pathlight’s ABA therapy services.

We finally felt like we had a clear plan. The goals were practical, and we understood what to do between sessions.

Parent

In-home ABA services

The support helped our child feel more confident and comfortable communicating needs at home and in school.

Caregiver

School-based support

We appreciated how collaborative and respectful the team was—parent coaching made a real difference in our routines.

Parent

Parent training

Everything felt individualized. We could see progress in small steps that added up over time.

Caregiver

Paying for care

Coverage that helps families start services

Most families use insurance or scholarship funding rather than paying entirely out of pocket. We’ll help you understand your options from the first call.

Most major insurances accepted

We work with a wide range of insurance plans so ABA and social skills support can begin through your coverage.

FES-UA welcome

Step Up For Students — Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities.

Tell us about your child, and we’ll guide the next steps.

From your first call, we help with insurance guidance, scheduling, and the right service match—so your family feels supported from day one.

Visit our clinic

Pathlight Behavioral PLLC — ABA therapy in a welcoming clinic setting.

1708 Lexington Green Ln
Sanford, FL 32771

Phone: (407) 942-8294

Fax: (407) 942-8292

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