The Action Behavior difference
Meet your child’s team
Our highly-trained and energetic professionals are dedicated to your child’s well-being and development.
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1:1 Quality attention
Every child is unique, and every case of autism is different. Our BCBAs, who are master’s-level clinicians, work closely with families to set individualized goals that reflect each child’s learning style and personality.
No waitlist
ABA therapy is the most effective when it’s started early. You don’t have to wait months to get your child the help they need – we are ready when you are!
Dependable
With many centers nearby, finding an ABA therapy location is easy. We prioritize consistency, and unless there’s an emergency, we will never cancel therapy. You can count on us!
Family Guidance
Parental involvement is essential for your child’s ongoing success. Our Family Guidance sessions provide the support you need to help your child continue growing at home.
Proven success
ABA therapy is the most effective method for helping children with autism learn and grow. Families who work with us notice significant improvements in their child's communication, social skills, and ability to follow directions.
Help your child thrive with ABA therapy.
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Frequently asked questions
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Does ABA therapy work for autism?
Yes! Every child with autism is unique, and some children experience more significant progress with ABA therapy than others. However, studies show that children who receive two or more years of intensive behavioral interventions, such as ABA therapy, can often participate in school and social activities at the same level as their peers.
When is the best time for my child to begin ABA therapy?
The earlier, the better! Clinical research has shown that children with autism who start ABA therapy early (around age 2) are more likely to reach important developmental milestones. It also increases their chances of starting school on time alongside their peers. In fact, some children progress so well with early treatment that by the time they reach school age, they are functioning at the same level as their neurotypical classmates.
These children often have some things in common: they were diagnosed and treated early.
What is ABA therapy, and how does it work?
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is an evidence-based treatment for autism that uses positive reinforcement and play-based techniques to help children reduce target behaviors and learn new skills.
ABA therapy, like that administered at Action Behavior Centers, is tailored to the individual needs of the child.
What role do parents play in ABA therapy?
Family and caregiver involvement is key to making ABA therapy successful. At Action Behavior, biweekly Family Guidance sessions are built into every child's care. In these sessions, families meet with their child's designated BCBA to learn how to apply therapy strategies at home.
