The initial consultation gives us an opportunity to learn more about the individual, your current concerns, strengths, priorities, and goals.

We will discuss what is currently happening, what has already been tried, and what you would like to see improve. From there, we can determine whether Supported Behavior is an appropriate fit and recommend potential next steps.

ABA therapy is most commonly used with individuals with autism, but it can benefit anyone with developmental or behavioral challenges, including those with ADHD, learning disabilities, or other behavioral concerns.

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is an evidence-based therapy focused on improving socially significant behaviors through positive reinforcement and other behavioral techniques. It’s commonly used to help individuals with autism or other developmental challenges.

The duration varies depending on the individual’s needs, the intensity of therapy, and the goals set. Some individuals may show progress in a few months, while others may require longer-term support.

Our Independence Programs help individuals develop practical skills they can use in everyday life.

Depending on the individual's goals, this may include cooking, cleaning, laundry, personal care, employment skills, community participation, communication, social relationships, organization, time management, and other skills that support greater independence.

Supported Behavior is a private-pay practice. We do not bill insurance directly.

This allows services to be designed around the individual's meaningful goals and needs without being limited solely by insurance authorization requirements. Contact us for current rates and available service options.

Yes. When appropriate, services may occur in natural community environments where the individual needs to use the skill.

This may include grocery stores, restaurants, recreational settings, gyms, volunteer locations, workplaces, and other community environments. Community-based services are determined according to the individual's goals and service plan.

Parent involvement is essential in therapy. You’ll receive training and guidance on how to support your child’s progress at home and be involved in setting goals and tracking improvements.

Supported Behavior specializes in working with autistic adolescents and adults and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who may benefit from support in developing greater independence.

Services are individualized based on each person's strengths, needs, preferences, and goals.

Our primary services include:

• Independence Programs

• Independent Living Skills

• Employment Success

• Community Success

• Social Confidence

• Executive Function Coaching

• Behavior Consultation

• Family & Caregiver Coaching

Services are customized based on the individual's goals rather than using a one-size-fits-all program.

Supported Behavior offers services in the home, community, and virtually, depending on the individual's needs, goals, location, and the type of support being provided.

Community-based services may take place in natural environments such as grocery stores, restaurants, recreational settings, gyms, volunteer locations, workplaces, and other locations where skills can be practiced in real-life situations. In-home services may also be available when skills are best assessed or taught within the individual's everyday environment.

Service settings are individualized to ensure that skills are taught and practiced where they matter most,in everyday life.

Transportation may be available as part of certain community-based services when appropriate and arranged in advance. Transportation is provided only to support participation in scheduled services and is not offered as a standalone transportation service.

Families are encouraged to discuss transportation needs during the initial consultation so that appropriate arrangements can be determined before services begin.