Help Your Patients Access ABA Support: A straightforward path from referral to care

The Behavior Change partners with physicians and healthcare professionals to help children and families access individualized, evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services.

Whether you're referring a patient today or helping a family understand their options, our team is here to make the process clear and help families navigate the next steps.

Refer a Patient

Serving families in Florida and Texas.

When Should I Consider an ABA Referral?

A referral may be appropriate when a child has an autism diagnosis, or when developmental or behavioral concerns are significantly affecting everyday functioning. Consider referring when you observe or hear concerns about:

Communication delays or difficulty expressing needs
Social interaction or play skills
Frequent or intense challenging behaviors
Emotional or behavioral regulation
Safety concerns, including elopement
Aggression or self-injurious behavior
Difficulty with transitions or routines
Toileting, feeding, or other daily living skills
Participation at home, school, or daycare
Increasing independence with age-appropriate skills

A referral doesn't determine whether ABA is appropriate. It gives the family an opportunity to explore their needs with a qualified provider and determine the appropriate next steps.

What We Provide: ABA Support Where Everyday Life Happens

The Behavior Change develops individualized ABA programs around each child's needs, strengths, environment, and goals.

In-Home ABA

One-on-one ABA therapy delivered by an RBT in the child's home, allowing skills to be developed and practiced within everyday routines.

School-Based ABA

Support within the school to address communication, classroom participation, transitions, social interaction, behavior, and independence.

Daycare-Based ABA

ABA support integrated into the child's daycare environment, providing opportunities to develop communication, social, behavioral, and adaptive skills .

Parent Support

Our clinical team helps parents and caregivers understand strategies and support the generalization of skills outside formal therapy sessions.

Who Provides the Care?

BCBA-Led. Individualized. Collaborative.

Every child's ABA program is developed and overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

An RBT works with the child in person, implementing the individualized treatment plan under BCBA supervision.

Florida

Both BCBA clinical services and RBT therapy are provided in person.

Texas

The child receives in-person therapy from an RBT, while BCBA supervision may occur remotely when appropriate.

The Referral Process

First, Refer Your Patient

Complete our online referral form and provide the available documentation.

We Review the Referral

Our intake team reviews the patient's information, referral documentation, diagnostic status, and insurance information.

We Contact the Family

We typically contact the parent or guardian within 1–2 business days to explain the process and gather any additional information needed.

We Guide the Next Steps

Our team helps the family navigate insurance requirements, authorization, assessment, and the steps required before ABA services can begin.

Partner With The Behavior Change

We welcome relationships with:

Pediatric practices • Developmental specialists • Psychologists • Psychiatrists • Neurologists • Primary care providers • Schools • Other professionals supporting children and families

If your practice regularly works with children who may benefit from ABA, we'd be happy to introduce our team, provide resources for your office, and discuss how we can make referrals easier for your staff and families.

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