About Us
ABA Home was founded by a board certified, licensed applied behavior analyst in 2019 to help families like her own who are navigating the challenges of raising a child with autism. Our mission is to provide quality, effective ABA therapy services to children and families in need, regardless of geographic location or family finances. That is why we are committed to increasing access to treatment by using online technologies, accepting Medicaid, and offering sliding-scale fees for services not covered by health insurance. We believe that every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential by receiving the critical, early intervention ABA therapy services that are empirically proven to be effective.


Petrolina Noble
Founder and Clinical Director
Welcome! I'm Petrolina Olumba Noble, ABA Home's founder. I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Licensed Behavior Analyst in Texas. I graduated from the University of Houston with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and later earned a master's degree in Behavior Analysis from the Florida Institute of Technology. I've been a BCBA since 2018 and have been helping kids and adults with Autism and developmental disabilities since 2015.
My journey into the field of autism treatment and ABA therapy began when my own child was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2. As the parent of a newly diagnosed child, I sought out all available therapies for my son, including speech therapy, play therapy, and occupational therapy. After all the treatments and interventions, my child was still unable to communicate or socialize with his peers. Even worse, his challenging behaviors were increasing and escalating. I felt helpless, even hopeless at times.
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That's when one of his teachers suggested I try ABA therapy, which was not widely known or available at the time. Within a few weeks of beginning ABA therapy, my son was able to communicate his wants and needs and engage in conversations using short sentences and phrases. The speech therapy he was receiving had prepared him to learn, through ABA therapy, how to use his words to communicate in a functional way. This resulted in fewer tantrums, and I learned the skills to better manage his behavior through ABA parent training.
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After that experience, I knew I wanted to continue my education to become a Behavior Analyst. The effectiveness of ABA therapy motivated me to learn as much as I could about this amazing science of Applied Behavior Analysis, so that I could help other children like my son to reach their full potential, as well as provide answers and hope to their families.
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This journey is what motivated me to open my own clinic and consulting service to provide quality, effective ABA services to families like yours. I've walked in your shoes and understand your struggles (and small wins). I see every child I work with as my own child, and every parent as myself. "Your child is our child" is not just a slogan - it's my core belief.
