At Surpass Behavioral Health, we understand each child is unique, which is why we offer customized autism services for children up to age 21 using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based behavioral treatment that can improve quality of life for children and teens with autism.
We offer ABA therapy in the clinic, home, and school settings.
We offer ABA therapy, training workshops, consultations, and follow-up supervisions in our state-of-the-art clinics.
We work with local school districts to provide ABA therapy, behavior support services, and education consultation services.
We provide in-home ABA therapy services to accommodate your family's schedules and daily responsibilities.
All families want the best for their children, and so do we. If your child has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), we are here to support you. Our behavioral therapy services and clinics are built on a foundation of quality care and outstanding service.
Interested in a career path where you can be a part of changing the lives of children and their families? Join our ABA Therapy team of energetic, positive, and compassionate individuals who enjoy working with children and young adults with autism.
We offer a network of clinic locations to provide ABA therapy for children with autism.
Our experienced team works closely with children and their families to use evidence-based
techniques to improve communication, social skills, and positive behaviors.
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Whether you have a child with autism or are pursuing a career in ABA therapy, visit our Resources page for valuable articles, guides, and news about autism and ABA therapy.
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