ABA Centers of America Continues to Shed Jobs

August 5, 2026 - 23:52

ABA Centers of America has continued to reduce its workforce over the summer months, following an initial round of layoffs announced in June. The company, which provides applied behavior analysis therapy for individuals with autism, has made additional cuts across multiple locations since the start of the season.

The latest reductions appear to be part of a broader restructuring effort. While the company has not released official numbers for the recent cuts, employees have reported departures in both clinical and administrative roles. Some former staff members have taken to professional networking sites to note their exits, citing company-wide downsizing as the reason.

The June announcement signaled the beginning of the workforce reduction, but the scale of the ongoing cuts has surprised some industry observers. ABA therapy providers have faced increasing financial pressure in recent years, with reimbursement rates and staffing shortages creating operational challenges across the sector.

The company has not issued a public statement explaining the additional job cuts. However, insiders suggest that the moves are aimed at streamlining operations and reducing overhead costs. It remains unclear whether further layoffs are planned in the coming months.

For now, affected employees are being offered severance packages, though the terms have not been disclosed. The company continues to operate its remaining centers, but the repeated reductions have raised questions about its long-term stability in a competitive market.