Behavioral Innovations Opens new ABA Therapy Center in Houston, TX

Located at 3036 Yale Street, Houston, TX 77018, the center provides convenient access for parents who live or work in the Heights, Memorial, or Energy Corridor neighborhoods.  Located near the intersection of I-610 and I-45, the center is also easily accessible to parents outside the immediate vicinity.

Behavioral Innovations has been serving the needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for the past 20 years. Their centers provide 1-to-1 personalized treatment plans that include a fun, interactive, and naturalistic teaching environment to help every child reach their potential.

Brittni Hagan, Clinical Operations Manager for the Houston Heights center, is excited about the center opening as she feels there is an immediate need to fill for parents looking for ABA therapy.
“There are very few options for parents in this area for personalized ABA therapy. Our 1-to-1 model is science-backed and ensures that kiddos receive our undivided attention. With the current situation, we understand the need for safety. Since our location is brand-new and we go over and beyond CDC guidelines, parents can rest assured that their kids will be safe with us,” said Brittni.
More information about the Houston Heights center can be found on their website or by contacting (855) 782-7822.

About Behavioral Innovations

Behavioral Innovations was founded 20 years ago when Behavior Analysts Lori Russo, Carla Edwards, and Billy Edwards noticed a lack of available resources to assist children diagnosed with autism. Their first ABA-based autism therapy center was opened in Dallas, Texas in 2003. Teams at the centers demonstrate passion and dedication to improving the lives of children on the autism spectrum and their families, and specialized admissions, insurance, billing, and operations team members assist families through the complete parent journey.

To learn more, visit the Behavioral Innovations website. People can follow them on Facebook and Instagram to receive regular updates on ABA Therapy and autism resources.