RBT is an acronym for Registered Behavior Technician. A Registered Behavior Technician gets the title once they have completed the paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis and passed the exam provided by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). A Registered Behavior Technician provides services and practices under the direction and supervision of a BCBA. To become …
BCBA stands for Board Certified Behavior Analyst and are also known as mental health professionals. They hold a certification from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) which means they are able to provide and supervise behavior analysis services by identifying the function of behavior and analyze how behaviors are affected by the environment. A BCBA …
Exercise in Individuals with Autism is a great thing. It’s commonly known that exercise is good for you. Exercise is not only performed to lose weight but also improve mental health and mood, reduce risk of heart diseases, manage sugar and insulin levels, improve sleep, strengthen bones and muscles, and can maintain good thinking, learning, …
Julie Hayes lives with her husband Joshua and son Gunner in Decatur, Texas. She enjoys spending time with her family and volunteering with Embrace Ausome, a local non- profit that aims to raise Autism Awareness. Since her son Gunner was diagnosed with Autism in 2019 she has helped raise awareness and acceptance for kids with …
My name is Stacia Phifer. I am 18 years old and live in Decatur, Texas. I love plants, painting, and listening to music. I enjoy helping others, learning new things, and making people happy. I chose to be a Registered Behavioral Therapist (RBT) because I believe every single person should have a way to communicate. …
Dania Salam-King’s greatest passion is working with children, particularly children with Autism. I love learning about the child, their creativity, and observing their sense of wonderment about the world. I want each child to feel joy, appreciated, safe, and accepted for who they are. I chose to practice ABA not to change children with Autism …
Yes. You can pay your statement via your parent portal or the billing department.
Your patient responsibility portion depends on your insurance coverage. During the intake process, we will verify the insurance information you provide as well as the copayment, coinsurance, and deductible related to your plan and provide this information to you. Your patient responsibility portion will be charged or billed to you after your insurance adjudicates your …
In order to check benefits and obtain authorization, we will need to collect the following info / documents: 1- Basic demographic information for the parent/caregiver and individual who will receive the services. 2- Upload pictures of your insurance card (front and back) 3- Diagnostic reports verifying a qualifying diagnosis. Our clinical team will then work …
