Our clinics
Two clinics in Alexandria, built for play.
Two Imagine That Therapy locations, Belle Haven and Hinson Farm, both offering center-based, play-based ABA therapy. Here’s the space before your child walks in: the gym, the therapy rooms and the toys they’ll use.
Room to move
Big, bright spaces for big energy.
A play tent, trampolines, soft climbing shapes and bean bags, for kids who need to move before they focus.
Places to learn
Calm rooms for focused work.
Smaller rooms for one-on-one sessions and group routines, with natural light and books and toys nearby.
The good stuff
Therapy here looks a lot like play.
Fidgets, building sets, crayons and a shelf of picture books. The tools of the job.
Who’s inside
The best part of the building is the people in it.
BCBAs, RBTs and the operations team behind them.
Meet the teamWhat families say
“My son recently started at Imagine That after we moved to the area, a move made because we lacked access to quality services and providers before. I can not say enough how thankful I am we found this clinic and team❤️ the priority and care they give to the children receiving ABA has been a gift to witness. The clinic is warm and welcoming, you see immediately how deeply they believe in and support what they are doing. We came from a situation where I questioned if this therapy was still in his best interest, to watching him begin to thrive again. He's excited and making so many gains because the people here love what they do and understand that kids on the spectrum are capable of anything when given the right tools, patience, understanding, and time!”
“We started at ITT for ABA in January 2025 and have had a wonderful experience. The transition from our previous practice went smoothly. Everyone is so nice and welcoming! The communication is great and more importantly our child is making tremendous progress. He looks forward to going and has improved his social and verbal skills and enjoys playing with peer friends. He loves his BCBA and RBTs. They have two locations and both are conveniently located. It's great to have this business in the community!”
FAQ
Questions parents ask
How many locations does Imagine That Therapy have?
Two, both in Alexandria, Virginia: Belle Haven and Hinson Farm.
Are the two clinics different from each other?
Both clinics follow the same ITT clinical model, and our teams work across locations. Both clinics have younger children in the mornings, which we affectionately refer to as ‘the minis.’ Afternoons are primarily school-aged children, often working on social skills and other individualized goals. Placement depends on availability and each child’s needs.
Which clinic should we choose?
Whichever is more convenient for your family. Tell us your ZIP code when you start a conversation, or call us at 703-634-3532 and we’ll help you decide.
Do both clinics accept the same insurance?
Yes. Both clinics accept TRICARE, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and CareFirst. Coverage depends on your specific plan, so we check your benefits first.
How do I get directions to a clinic?
Each clinic’s page has its address and a “Get directions” link straight to Google Maps.
What are each clinic's hours?
Both clinics are open Monday–Friday, 9 AM–6 PM.
What’s inside the clinic?
A sensory gym with a play tent, trampolines, soft climbing shapes and bean bags, plus calmer rooms for one-on-one work and group routines, with natural light, books and toys.
Will my child be with other kids, or just one therapist?
Both. Some rooms, like our Circle Time room, are set up for group routines and peers to practice alongside. Others are quieter spaces for one-on-one work.
Do sessions use real toys and games, or worksheets?
Real games and toys: fidgets, building sets, crayons and a full shelf of picture books. Therapy here looks a lot like play, because a lot of it is.
Can I see the space before my child’s first visit?
Yes. This page has real photos of our gym, therapy rooms, and materials, taken without children in them to protect their privacy. If you’d like to visit in person, ask on your first call.
Who will be in the building with my child?
Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and operations team. Meet everyone.
Not sure yet? That’s what the first call is for.
Ask about insurance, schedules, or what a day would look like for your child. No pressure and no commitment.