Behavior Frontiers Autism Center

Mariana torres 

on Google

a month ago

highly recommend Behavior Frontiers. Like many parents, I was very scared at first about leaving my daughter there for so many hours each day. However, it turned out to be one of the best decisions we ever made. My daughter attended for almost two years, and the progress she made was incredible. She learned how to speak, manage her emotions, use the bathroom independently, and her challenging behaviors decreased significantly. She also learned to ask for a break when she feels overwhelmed, which has made a huge difference in... read more

Synia Hicks 

on Google

4 months ago

My son attended Behavior Frontiers from ages 2–3½. The behavior technicians were kind and patient, but most are uncredentialed—no CPR, no formal classes, and no verified behavioral health training. They are essentially regular employees. Management, especially Aimee, made me extremely uncomfortable. Along with Sara and Kimberly, they mishandled my child, labeling him “problematic” and even suggesting possible neurological issues something his doctor questioned. Sara falsely claimed my child performed over 30 self-injurious b... read more

Richard Engersbach 

on Google

4 months ago

Behavior Frontiers has been such a tremendous blessing for us. They have helped my son so much in a short period of time. My son's team have nothing less than incredible. They are caring, patient, and have such a passion for their work. The facility is clean, organized, and conducive to the children's activities. My Wife and I were quickly made to feel comfortable leaving our son in their care. We are beyond grateful for this place and the people that work there. 

Nancy Engersbach 

on Google

5 months ago

This center is FANTASTIC. My son recently got his autism diagnosis and we struggled to find programs that would help him catch up on delays like speech. Many had very limited hours available or made us go back and forth to different offices, and if anything, his skills were regressing. We're trying to plan ahead to prepare him for school, too, so giving him time to transition into it is a huge priority. Obviously if the skills were regressing, that wasn't happening. He's only been here for a few weeks, but the progress is in... read more

Neda Sanjaq 

on Google

8 months ago

Inconsistency in communication with staffing. They make you do all this paperwork and then put you on a wait after saying there is no wait