Helping Autistic Teens & Adults Build Independent Lives

Practical skills. Meaningful progress. Greater independence.

Supported Behavior provides individualized behavior and independence services for autistic adolescents and adults and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We help individuals develop practical skills that support greater independence at home, at work, and in the community.

From learning everyday living skills and preparing for employment to navigating relationships, managing routines, and overcoming behavioral barriers, our services focus on the skills that make everyday life more manageable, meaningful, and independent.

Independence Looks Different for Everyone

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Independence Programs

Practical, individualized skill development designed to help adolescents and adults become more independent in everyday life.

Programs may focus on: Independent living, employment success, community success, social confidence, and executive Function Coaching

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Behavior Consultation

When challenging behavior interferes with independence, relationships, routines, safety, or participation in everyday life, we help families better understand what may be contributing to the behavior.

Our goal isn't simply to stop behavior. It's to understand what the individual needs and teach skills that create meaningful alternatives.

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Family & Caregiver Coaching

Family & Caregiver Coaching provides individualized guidance for navigating routines, communication, challenging behavior, boundaries, prompt dependence, transitions, and everyday opportunities for independence.

We help families determine when to assist, how to teach, and when it may be time to gradually step back.