Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a research-based approach that focuses on improving socially meaningful behaviors, such as communication, social skills, and adaptive skills, and on reducing challenging behaviors. The therapy uses positive reinforcement and individualized strategies to support each child’s development and independence.

Behavioral Education Consulting offers ABA therapy delivered in the home, school, and community, targeting skill development and behavior reduction. Additional supports may include social skills training and specialized interventions tailored to each family’s needs.

Our services are overseen by experienced Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and trained behavior professionals who create individualized programs and monitor progress.

Begin by contacting our team to schedule an initial consultation. During this conversation, we learn about your concerns, answer your questions, and help you get started with the enrollment and assessment process.

Yes. Parent and caregiver participation is essential for consistent progress. We provide guidance and training so families can support skill generalization across different settings.

ABA services can be provided in your home, at school, or in community environments where your child interacts, ensuring real-world application of skills.

Every child is unique. Some families notice meaningful changes within a few months, while more complex goals may take longer. Progress is tracked regularly to adapt programs and goals appropriately.

Most families do not pay out of pocket because insurance covers the full cost of ABA therapy. We work with your insurance provider to ensure services are covered at 100%. Your benefits and coverage details will be confirmed before services begin.

Yes. We assist with verifying insurance benefits and coordinate with your provider to ensure ABA therapy is covered. Many major health plans include ABA therapy as part of medically necessary behavioral health benefits.

Absolutely. We collaborate with schools, educators, and other professionals to support consistency between therapy goals and school expectations. This helps create a cohesive plan for your child’s success.