At Hoʻoulu Pū ABA, we provide individualized, one-to-one therapy designed to help each child build meaningful skills in communication, social interaction, daily living, and self-regulation. Direct services take place in the home, school, or community, allowing skills to be taught and practiced in real-life settings. Using evidence-based ABA strategies, our team creates a supportive environment where keiki can learn at their own pace, while caregivers receive coaching to encourage consistency and growth beyond the therapy session.

Parent training is rooted in the value of ʻohana at Hoʻoulu Pū ABA. We partner with caregivers to teach practical strategies that can be used at home, in the community, and during daily routines. Through modeling, role-play, and feedback, families learn how to support their child’s communication, behavior, and independence. Our goal is to empower parents and caregivers with the tools and confidence to create consistent, positive learning opportunities across all settings.

At Hoʻoulu Pū ABA, we are committed to supporting the next generation of behavior analysts through high-quality supervision. Christina provides individualized guidance for students and new professionals pursuing their BCBA certification, focusing on skill development across assessment, treatment planning, parent training, data analysis, and ethical practice. Supervision is tailored to each candidate’s needs and includes modeling, feedback, and opportunities to apply behavior-analytic principles in real-world settings. Our goal is to build confident, competent, and culturally responsive behavior analysts who can make a lasting impact in their communities.