Your child deserves therapy that meets them where they are—at home, on their schedule, with people who know them. Blossom ABA provides in-home, BCBA-led ABA therapy to families across West Tennessee, from Memphis and Jackson to Bartlett, Dyersburg, Union City, and the communities in between.
We come to you. We start quickly. And we build every program around your child.
Every child has different challenges. It might be asking for help, making friends at school, or managing frustration when things don't go their way. With ABA therapy, we break each skill down into small, manageable steps and practice until it becomes natural.
We show up
You shouldn't have to chase your provider down. When we schedule a session, we're there. When you call, we answer. When something needs fixing, we fix it.
We understand West Tennessee
Memphis traffic. Rural routes. Schools that vary wildly from district to district. We've worked with families across West Tennessee long enough to know what life actually looks like here.
Pediatric services and therapy referrals for families in Madison County and surrounding areas.
(731) 541-5000
Specialized developmental services for children with complex needs.
(901) 595-3300
Pediatric services and therapy referrals.
Pediatric developmental services and evaluations.
Support groups, educational events, and local resources.
Family support and advocacy for children with behavioral health needs.
Early childhood services and family support programs in Memphis.
Serving families in Dyersburg, Trenton, and surrounding areas.
(731) 855-7642
Serving families in Covington, Atoka, and surrounding areas.
Serving families in Oakland, Somerville, and surrounding areas.
(901) 465-5260
Serving families in Ripley and surrounding areas.
(731) 635-2525
Additional support for children with disabilities who live at home, allowing families to qualify for TennCare based on the child's income rather than family income.
Monthly payments for children with disabilities.
Financial assistance for families caring for children with developmental disabilities.
What West Tennessee families say about Blossom ABA
We live 40 minutes outside Memphis in Fayette County. Other providers wouldn't come out here. Blossom's therapist drives to us twice a week and never complains about it.
When we started, our son was nonverbal and had frequent meltdowns. Six months in, he's using 2-3 word phrases and his tantrums have dropped by 80%. The data doesn't lie.
I was overwhelmed trying to get authorization through TennCare. Blossom's team took over, got everything approved, and kept me updated the whole time.
My husband and I both work weekdays at FedEx. Blossom offers Saturday sessions so therapy doesn't interfere with our work schedule.
Our BCBA came to my daughter's IEP meeting at her school in Collierville. She explained what supports our daughter needed and the school listened.
We live in rural Gibson County. Our RBT understands what life is like out here—the long drives, the limited resources, the small-town schools. She doesn't judge, she just helps.
The West Tennessee communities we serve
Jackson, Three Way, Medon
Milan, Trenton, Humboldt
Oakland, Somerville
Covington, Atoka, Brighton, Munford
Brownsville
Ripley
Martin, Dresden
Alamo, Bells
Lexington
Henderson
Bolivar, Whiteville, Grand Junction
Selmer
Savannah
Paris, Puryear, Henry
Don't see your city?
We're expanding across West Tennessee. Contact us—we likely cover your area.
¿Son normales los comportamientos de estimulación en los niños pequeños?
Sí, muchos niños participan en acciones de autoestimulación—frecuentemente llamadas comportamientos de estimulación—como golpear, rebotar o agitar las manos. Para los niños en el espectro, la estimulación puede ser más frecuente e incluir el aleteo de manos, girar objetos o repetir sonidos. Si bien la estimulación en sí no es perjudicial, puede ser una pista útil al observar los primeros signos de autismo en bebés o niños pequeños.
