Behavioral Therapy

Is your child unable to focus? Does your child struggle with communication or act out? Has your child or teen already been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder or an attention disorder?

Behavior is communication. We can help.

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What is Behavioral Therapy?

Behavioral therapy focuses on helping children/teens develop healthier behaviors and cope with various challenges they may be facing. Using principles of learning, our therapists help address issues like disruptive behavior, attention difficulties, anxiety, and social skills deficits – always with an emphasis on compassion, caring and parent collaboration.

Identify

Using behavioral therapy, we identify behaviors, both desirable and undesirable. 

Motivate

We design a program that will teach and motivate your child to learn new skills and use more appropriate behaviors.

Improve

The goal is to reduce frustrations, improve functional communication and to enhance social engagement.

Care That Evolves With Your Child

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Our skilled board certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) use strategies based on a thorough assessment of the needs and behaviors of your child or teen. They rely on ongoing data collection to monitor progress and to measure development across five key areas (physical, adaptive behavior, social-emotional, cognitive and communication). 

This data, combined with child/teen feedback, will inform any needed treatment modifications.

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Functional & Academic Skill Training

In addition to behavioral therapy, we offer individually designed instruction of target skills to increase community access.

This therapy is appropriate for children who need to increase independence and positive social interaction, and build functional skills, organization and completion strategies, including children with ADHD and learning disabilities.

Why Teletherapy Works

Why Teletherapy?

Through teletherapy, therapists can observe a child in their natural environment, where most problems and behaviors occur. Parents can also be coached on strategies to use at home when behaviors occur.

A review of studies also showed that telehealth is an effective method to teach autism interventions, helping to improve outcomes like reducing challenging behavior and improving communication skills.

“ABA through teletherapy allows the therapist to join your family’s everyday routines and help right when behaviors or learning moments happen. This way, your child can practice new skills in the real situations where they’re needed most, helping those skills last and carry over into daily life.”

– HYM BCBA

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Therapists That Care

Our behavior therapy team is composed of compassionate Master’s level Board Certified Behavior Analysts with extensive experience meeting the specific needs of each individual child, from Early Intervention to young adults.

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