Helping Hands Family – ABA Therapy of Mount Laurel

Helping Hands Family, ABA Therapy is a provider of autism services in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. The business offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism, focusing on individualized treatment plans developed through initial assessments that consider each child’s strengths, needs, learning style, and interests. Services include one-on-one therapy and small-group activities designed to build communication skills, emotional regulation, and social interaction. The clinic serves children ages 2 to 6 and emphasizes a child-led, play-based approach to therapy. The team is committed to helping families implement strategies outside of therapy sessions to support continued learning and positive behavior.

The clinical team includes Kelly Decker, M.A., BCBA, who has nine years of experience and transitioned from special education to ABA therapy to focus on teaching functional, individualized skills. The organization operates under the leadership of Jeanine Weichelt, M.Ed., BCBA, with over 20 years of clinical and operational experience, and Clenn Frost, Chief Executive Officer, who brings more than two decades of leadership in healthcare organizations. The business is part of a network of over 50 clinics across multiple states, emphasizing data-driven, evidence-based treatment and a family-centered approach.

The clinic is located at 1001 Briggs Rd, Suite 280, in Mount Laurel Township. It sits just a short distance from the New Jersey Turnpike and Marne Highway, with Rowan College at Burlington County and the RCBC Student Library located approximately a third of a mile away. The site is accessible from major roads including Hartford Road and Marne Highway, which are nearby.

Helping Hands Family, ABA Therapy holds a solid reputation among the customers it has served, reflecting consistent quality in its autism services. The business is known for its personalized, compassionate care and commitment to supporting families through every stage of therapy. Its presence in Mount Laurel underscores its role in delivering accessible, science-based ABA therapy to children and families in the region.