Mental Health Practice – Social Space ABA
Applied Behavior Analysis therapy and family mental health counseling for children with autism are the dual focus of Social Space ABA, which operates two Arkansas locations: 1707 Linwood Drive Suite D in Paragould and 105 S Blair St in Springdale. The practice describes itself as the first clinic in Arkansas to specialize in both ABA therapy and family mental health counseling, integrating the two disciplines within a single organization.
The ABA Day Program serves children ages 2 through 8 and includes structured activities designed to build pre-school and elementary-level readiness. The program incorporates individual one-on-one therapy alongside group formats such as circle time, group social games, art, and active play. Social clubs are available through the in-school services component, covering areas including video games, art and design, sports and fitness, and board games, with the aim of supporting social skill development in naturalistic peer settings.
In-school services provide individualized therapy plans and one-on-one support delivered within school environments. Treatment follows Applied Behavior Analysis principles, which the site describes as analyzing the relationship between a person’s behavior and their environment using evidence-based techniques. The practice also provides parent and family training led by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) and Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC).
The practice primarily serves children with autism spectrum diagnoses, and the site states there is currently no waitlist for services. Spanish-language services are available, and the contact intake form requests information including the child’s date of birth and autism diagnosis status. Contact information includes [email protected] and phone number 479-222-1082. Session format details and insurance acceptance information are not specified on the page reviewed.
Social Space ABA’s combined ABA and licensed counseling model is positioned to address both behavioral and family-level mental health needs for children with autism in Arkansas.