Autism Behavioral Consultants

Focused
Autism Therapy

Focused Autism Therapy services are appropriate for individuals who (a) need treatment only for a limited number of key functional skills, or (b) have such an acute problem behavior that its treatment should be the priority.

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1. Fill and submit Our Intake Form

Kickstart your journey by completing our user-friendly intake form, providing valuable insights into your unique ne.

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2. Send required documents Enhance the precision of your assessment by sharing relevant documents such as Physical, Health insurance details, Neuropsych evaluation. This step ensures a comprehensive understanding of your mental health history.

3. BT introduction to client

Meet your dedicated Behavioral Technician (BT) for a personalized introduction. This initial connection establishes trust, allowing you to discuss goals, concerns, and set the stage for a collaborative and supportive therapeutic alliance.

4. BT Starts Session with Client

Embark on transformative sessions as your BT crafts a tailored treatment plan based on the insights from the intake form and documents. Begin your journey toward improved mental health and well-being.

Types Of Care

Providing Quality ABA Services

Working with families to provide the best one-on-one and group ABA Therapy. ABC is a great place for your child to improve social and emotional skills working with professionals who care about your child’s and family’s well-being.

Comprehensive ABA Services

Our Comprehensive ABA Services form the cornerstone of our offerings. Led by Board-Certifi...

Parent Participation and Training

We recognize the crucial role parents play in their childs development. Our Parent Partici...

Behavior Reduction Strategies

Challenging behaviors can pose obstacles to a childs social and academic success. Our Beha...

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Did you know?

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests. ASD is about 4 times more likely in boys than girls. ASD affects children of all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups. ASD is a spectrum disorder, which means that every child with ASD has different skills, challenges, and needs.