Action Behavior Centers

A questionnaire that assesses symptoms of autism and social communication problems for children.

The Childhood Autism Spectrum Test or CAST (formerly the 'Childhood Asperger’s Syndrome Test') is a parent questionnaire that assesses for symptoms of...

A thorough evaluation to assist in obtaining an autism diagnosis for children.

This innovative program is specifically designed to offer individualized instruction, promoting social and executive functioning skills for children b...

Targeting issues like aggression, elopement, self-injury, and property destruction.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the leading approach to improving the developmental deficiencies associated with autism. It focuses on human behavi...

ABA therapy is the leading approach for improving developmental deficiencies associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). By focusing on human beha...

Center-Based Therapy at Action Behavior Centers focuses on a combination of Discrete Trial Training (DTT) techniques and Natural Environment Training ...

Therapy that allows children to practice school-readiness, peer play, and social skills.

The Childhood Autism Spectrum Test or CAST (formerly the 'Childhood Asperger’s Syndrome Test') is a parent questionnaire that assesses for symptoms of...

Assessment tools provided for children suspected of being on the autism spectrum to determine individual therapy needs.

Parental training sessions to support continued helpful behaviors at home.

Families and guardians are an essential part of any ABA therapy program and need to be active in the treatment process. Family Guidance is a core part...

Individualized programs tailored to meet each child's specific autism-related needs.

ABC at Home targets a combination of structured-style learning through Discrete Trial Training (DTT) and Natural Environment Training (NET) in a home ...

ABC will work with your insurance provider to help make therapy affordable for your family.

A thorough Initial Intake Assessment where the BCBA will learn your child’s developmental needs, parental concerns, and goals.

Skills involving toileting, feeding, and bathing.

Expressive and receptive language skills.

Skills such as imitation, matching, and categorizing.

Skills such as initiating conversations, responding to questions from peers, and interactive play.

Parent questionnaire to assess for symptoms of autism and social communication problems for children 4 and up.

Home visits that help generalize self-help and adaptive skills in a real-life setting.