Treatment Areas
Behavior Therapy for Autism and its Co-Occurring Disorders
One-on-one behavior support focuses on a highly individualized plan that is specific to the needs of the individual and family.
Examples of Co-Occurring Disorders:
- Anxiety-Related Disorders
- Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs)
- Depression
- Hoarding
- Intellectual Disability
- Learning Disability
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Sleep Disorder/ Disturbances
- Tourette Syndrome or Tic Disorder
We will continue to assess and evaluate client needs throughout the therapy process.
Common Goals and Behaviors Targeted include:
- Bathroom concerns
- Increasing variety and overall food intake
- Help with sleep problems
- Help with life transitions (growing families, school, etc.)
- Reduce unwanted behaviors
- Increase age-appropriate skills (academics, daily living)
- Employment and other vocational goals
- Executive functioning skills
- Relationship building
- 504/ IEP support
Behavior Therapy for Anxiety-Related Disorders and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Care for individuals with anxiety-related disorders or OCD
Anxiety Related Disorders we treat include:
- Agoraphobia
- Body Focused-Repetitive Behaviors (BFBRs)
- Generalized anxiety disorder
- Panic Disorder
- Phobia-Related Disorders
- Separation-anxiety disorders
- Social-anxiety disorders
OCD and the subtypes we treat include but are not limited to:
- Contamination OCD
- Harm OCD
- "Just Right" OCD
- Obsessions without visible compulsions
- Relationship OCD
- Scrupulosity
- Trichotillomania (Hair picking or pulling)
The goal is to look at the whole individual and support them.
Common Goals and Behaviors Targeted include:
- Improved relationship
- Emotional regulation skills
- Communication difficulties due to anxiety, OCD or trauma
- Daily living and independence
- Improving the quality of life
- Decreasing unwanted behaviors
- Increasing quality of sleep
- Navigating a fulfilling life
Family Support and Consultation for Behavioral Disorders
Examples of what we can help support:
- Body Focused-Repetitive Behaviors (BFBRs)
- Communication and Language
- Eating concerns
- Difficult Transitions
- Life Skills
- Phobia-Related issues
- School Readiness
- Separation-anxiety
- Sleep disturbances/ problems
- Social-anxiety
- Social Skills
- Toilet Training
The goal is to give family members the skills needed to best support their loved one.