Services and Projects

ABA at UTSA is consistently recruiting families for research projects. All of the services we provide to families are completely voluntary and completely free. Below is some information about the projects happening right now and how to get involved!
The team at ABA at UTSA is always recruiting participants for various research and service projects. To join our general interest list, please fill out the form linked below. 
Camp Durango is a grant funded research project at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Campers paticipate in research conducted in the context of fun, summer day camp activities while simultaneously targeting social communication, adaptive skills, leisure skills, and challenging behavior. ​
Free Respite Care for families with children with Autism and siblings. 
​Activities include crafts, games, dance parties, sports, and more! 
These research projects are best for individuals with or at-risk for autism that engages in challenging behavior. Participation includes a functional behavior assessment, communication assessments, as well as the development of a treatment protocol with caregiver training. 

On-Site ABA Therapy

The SAABA clinic is a collaboration between UTSA, Autism Treatment Center (ATC), and the Children's Hospital of San Antonio (CHofSA). The SAABA clinic provides on-site ABA therapy for children with autism between the ages of 3 and 16 years old. Sessions are 2 times per week for 3.5 hours.

Learn more on their website here. ​

San Antonio
​Community Resources 

The team at Any Baby Can have compiled a San Antonio Autism Resource Guide to help caregivers identify relevant services available in our community.

Last updated January 2021 

Contact Us! 

For more information about these or future projects, please reach out! 

Text or Call: (210) 370-7026
Email: aba.utsa@gmail.com
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