Your child’s full potential is in there.
We can help you find it.

What We Do

The Behavior Exchange offers individualized, early-start therapy and education programs for children of all abilities and ages, including those with attention deficits, autism, language delays, behavioral issues, learning differences and other special needs. Treatment is highly individualized for each child’s needs and can include one-on-one sessions, group therapy, or training in real-life situations.

In our eyes, all children are special and unique, whether they’re gifted and talented, the girl next door, or having difficulties. Our goal in each and every case is to bring about meaningful improvements in the child’s life and in the life of the family as a whole.

Applied Behavior Analysis. A honey of an idea.

How We Do It

Everything we do is founded on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). It’s a scientific approach in which interventions based on the principles of learning and motivation are used to significantly improve behaviors, such as compliance, instruction following, reading, language, sibling relationships, age-appropriate play, and social, motor and self-help skills.

In addition to working with children, we also teach parents how to use intervention techniques with their children when they’re at home or in the community. Involving parents in this process is vital to the continued success of a child.

Our Programs and Services

Initial Consultation to determine you and your child’s needs.

Assessment of your child’s skills including school and community observation if necessary.

Individualized Programs for each child based on the initial consultation and the assessment.

Intensive, one-on-one sessions filled with proactive and specialized teaching.

B.E.E.S., the Behavior Exchange Early-Start program that includes early childhood enrichment, group therapy and school readiness.

Social Skills Groups to build relationships.

Precision Teaching, one-on-one sessions designed to build on a child’s mastery of fundamental academic skills such as reading, writing, and math.

Parent Training that teaches pivotal techniques to improve interactions with their children.

School Consultations and Staff Training.

School Program Review and ARD Advocacy, including observations, IEP goal development, attendance at ARD meetings, and collaborations with teachers.