Addison Behavioral Resources Information

Our mission is to increase the independence and quality of life in each individual we have the opportunity to work with by implementing effective treatments based on the principles of applied behavior analysis. ABR provides services to individuals ages birth to 22 years with developmental disabilities and their caregivers. While the majority of individuals that we serve have been diagnosed with some form of pervasive developmental disorder, such as autism spectrum disorder, we also serve individuals with a variety of other disabilities (e.g., pediatric feeding disorders, cerebral palsy, prader willi, etc.) that engage in challenging behaviors. A SUMMARY OF THE SERVICES THAT WE PROVIDE ARE AS FOLLOWS: ¨ In-Home 1:1 Applied Behavior Analysis Treatment Programs ¨ In-School 1:1 Applied Behavior Analysis Treatment Programs ¨ Consultation (Local and Distant) ¨ District-wide and school-wide educator training ¨ School/Teacher Consultation ¨ Parent/Caregiver Training ¨ Assessment and Treatment of Food Refusal/Food Selectivity In addition to providing 1:1 ABA services to children with autism, we specialize in conducting functional analyses and developing function-based treatments for individuals that engage in challenging behaviors such as, self-injurious behaviors, aggression, food selectivity and food refusal, disruption, property destruction, noncompliance, enuresis, sleep difficulties, and pica. Furthermore, we provide parent/caregiver/teacher/educator training in the principles of applied behavior analysis.