Community Behavior Intervention Services support families and caregivers with ABA-based training and guidance in natural settings. Functional Behavior Assessments are conducted in the home and community to identify challenging behaviors and develop replacement skills that reduce barriers to participation. Services extend across private homes, community-based residential programs, day programs, and supported living settings. Caregivers receive Crisis Management Training to safely respond to urgent behavioral situations. By equipping families with practical strategies and reinforcing positive behaviors, the program helps individuals increase independence and access a broader range of opportunities.

Counseling Services provide comprehensive mental health support through evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and foundational principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). These services help individuals strengthen emotional regulation, build effective coping skills, and address personal challenges that may limit their growth. By promoting resilience and adaptive functioning, counseling supports clients in achieving greater independence and accessing less restrictive environments where they can thrive.

School Services deliver behavior analytic interventions within educational settings to support student success. Using ABA, the program conducts Functional Behavior Assessments to identify the causes of challenging behaviors and develop functionally equivalent alternatives that enhance positive engagement. Services include behavior intervention and implementation, along with comprehensive teacher and staff training in ABA and behavior management. District-level training further strengthens system-wide capacity, creating inclusive learning environments where students can access education fully and successfully.

The Center for Applied Behavior Analysis offers structured, center-based programs using ABA to address severe problem behaviors that may restrict access to less restrictive environments. By providing a controlled setting, interventions can be delivered with precision, minimizing external variables that are difficult to manage in the community. Services focus on developing communication, tolerance, cooperation, and daily living skills, while also preparing individuals to engage successfully with community resources such as schools and day programs. The ultimate goal is to ensure that skills learned in the center generalize to home, school, and other community settings, promoting long-term independence and inclusion.