Experienced Clinical Director
Our experienced Clinical Director helps guide quality care, treatment planning, supervision, and meaningful progress for every child and family we serve.
Bloom Bridge ABA Services
We provide individualized Applied Behavior Analysis services designed to help children build meaningful skills through structured care, family partnership, and practical treatment planning.
What families can expect
We’re here to help families understand the next step, ask questions, and get connected to care with confidence.
About
Bloom Bridge ABA was founded by women who understand, both personally and professionally, how overwhelming it can feel when a family is searching for the right support. Their own experiences navigating family needs showed them how hard it can be to find ABA services that are compassionate, responsive, and truly centered on the child.
That journey inspired them to create an agency where parents feel heard, guided, and supported from the very first conversation. Through individualized, evidence-based ABA services, Bloom Bridge ABA helps families build meaningful bridges to growth, independence, and lasting success.
Our experienced Clinical Director helps guide quality care, treatment planning, supervision, and meaningful progress for every child and family we serve.
Our BCBAs provide assessment, program development, family collaboration, and ongoing clinical oversight to make sure support stays individualized and effective.
Our Registered Behavior Technicians and Behavior Technicians bring patience, consistency, and compassion into each session while helping children build skills in everyday life.
OTR/L · IBCLC · Functional Medicine Practitioner
Yevgeniya holds a Master's in Occupational Therapy, is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and practices functional medicine.
Her rare combination of specialties helps her identify connections many clinicians miss, from tongue tie that affects feeding, to sensory challenges that disrupt sleep, to hormone imbalances that can show up as parenting burnout.
She has been a tongue-tie specialist for more than a decade and is the creator of Oropelvicular Therapy™, a trademarked framework that maps the functional connection from the mouth through the core and pelvic floor. She quite literally wrote the book on it.
Visit WebsiteGeneral FAQs
Give us a call or send us an email. We will follow up promptly, learn more about your child, and talk through whether our clinical experience is a strong fit for your family. If it is, we can schedule an initial consultation.
Yes. We work with major private insurance plans and Medicaid coverage for families in New Jersey. Benefits, authorization requirements, and coverage details can vary by plan, and we can help you understand what to expect before services begin.
We primarily support young children, beginning around 18 months through the elementary years. In some cases, we also continue working with older children based on their clinical needs and history of services.
Services may be provided in clinic and in the home, depending on the child’s needs, goals, and service plan.
Sometimes, depending on therapist availability. Most services take place Monday through Friday, but we can discuss whether weekend options may be available for your family.
Yes. We welcome collaboration with occupational therapists, speech therapists, schools, and other providers involved in your child’s care. The length of ABA services varies, but intensive support often continues for several years and may be reduced as children gain skills and move into more independent settings.
Goals come from several places: our initial assessment, conversations with your family, and direct observation of how your child moves through daily routines and environments. We focus on areas of greatest need while also building on strengths and practical family priorities.
We understand that those numbers can feel overwhelming at first. Therapy hours are built gradually, and sessions are designed to feel engaging, playful, and natural. Daily routines, play, meals, and community-based learning can all be part of meaningful skill development.
Please reach out to us. We can help you understand your ABA options, review insurance questions, and schedule a time to meet your family and talk through what the first steps of support may look like.
In many cases, an assessment can begin within about two weeks. Timing may depend on scheduling and, when applicable, how quickly assessment hours are authorized by your insurance plan.
A BCBA will begin by getting to know your child through play, positive reinforcement, observation, and conversation with you. From that process, we identify strengths, needs, and recommended goals that can guide a thoughtful treatment plan.
After approval, services usually begin gradually. We often start with a smaller schedule and build up over time so your child can become comfortable with the structure and your family can adjust at a steady, supportive pace.
Yes. We do accept private-pay families. Because full ABA programs can be a significant investment, we also encourage families to review coverage options with our insurance support resource whenever that may be helpful.
OTR/L · IBCLC · Functional Medicine Practitioner
Yevgeniya holds a Master's in Occupational Therapy, is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and practices functional medicine.
Her rare combination of specialties helps her identify connections many clinicians miss, from tongue tie that affects feeding, to sensory challenges that disrupt sleep, to hormone imbalances that can show up as parenting burnout.
She has been a tongue-tie specialist for more than a decade and is the creator of Oropelvicular Therapy™, a trademarked framework that maps the functional connection from the mouth through the core and pelvic floor. She quite literally wrote the book on it.
Visit WebsiteServices
We help families build routines, communication, and independence through thoughtful, measurable, and compassionate care.
Comprehensive evaluations to identify strengths, challenges, and the most effective next steps for support.
Individualized therapy sessions designed around communication, social, behavioral, and daily living goals.
Collaborative coaching that helps families carry strategies into daily routines with confidence.
Coordination and practical strategies that help children generalize skills across settings.
Careers
We are always interested in connecting with compassionate professionals who care deeply about evidence-based support, collaboration, and meaningful progress for children.
BCBA, RBT, Behavior Technician, and Clinical Support roles
Compassion, teamwork, communication, and high-quality care
Send your resume and a short introduction to careers@bloombridgeaba.com
Contact
Have questions or need guidance? Contact us to learn more about ABA therapy services, availability, and next steps for your family.
Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Locations
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335 US Highway 9
Manalapan, NJ 07726