BRH ABA values serving clients with dignity and respect. We prioritize socially significant treatment goals and emphasize strong supervision, staff and caregiver skills training, and professional oversight. We aim to improve the quality of life for every client and their loved ones.
Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, is the scientific method of using environmental conditions to change behavior. It is an evidence-based practice that has been proven to effectively teach new skills and modify unwanted behaviors.
Under the Community Living Waiver or Family & Individual Support Waiver
This service provides assessments, develops a therapeutic consultation support plan, and teaches behavior-specific areas to assist family members, caregivers, and other providers in supporting the individual enrolled in the waiver.
Potty Training is HARD. Our staff is trained in research-based methods and how to create a plan that motivates you and your child. Not sure if your child is ready? Contact us to learn the readiness signs.
Executive function is a set of skills that include flexible thinking, working memory, and self-control. These skills are used every day to learn, work, and manage daily schedules.
The process is to identify and understand challenging behaviors and develop solutions.
Individual — Does your child need internet safety training? Do you notice a fear of interacting with peers? Do you worry that one day, your child will say the wrong thing to the wrong person?
Group- Do you know individuals who would benefit? We love group training!
Personal: Are you a New Caregiver? Do you need a plan of action regarding your child’s meltdown behavior? We will guide you through this process.
Business: Do you want your staff to utilize more positive reinforcement? We will guide you through this process.
IEPs are HARD to navigate. It’s enormously frustrating when you do not know ’t know how to begin the process. Our specialty is collaborating with schools and other practitioners. We love observable and measurable goals.
Is your child having difficulty sleeping through the night or in their own bed?