ChoicePoint Programs

Two Paths Forward for Children with Autism in Chicago

Where to Start

Two Programs, One Standard of Clinical Care

Most ABA clinics offer one thing the same way for every child. ChoicePoint runs two distinct services because families don't all arrive needing the same support. Some families are looking for comprehensive, ongoing ABA therapy that addresses communication, social skills, school readiness, behavior, and daily living goals over time. Other families have one specific challenge (often toilet training) and want focused, intensive help from a doctoral-level behavior analyst without committing to a full ABA program. Both programs are led by Dr. Lapin, both run on the same clinical standard, and both exist for the same reason: families deserve a clear path forward, not a referral list and a guess.

Medicaid FAQs

Common Questions About Our ABA and Toilet Training Programs

The answers below cover what families ask most about our two programs, the differences between them, and how to figure out which one is the right starting point for your child. If your situation feels different, send us a message and Dr. Lapin will help you figure out the right next step.

What programs does ChoicePoint offer for children with autism?
What's the difference between ABA therapy and toilet training consulting?
Which ChoicePoint program is right for my child?