They have given my son so much 1-1 attention ! The BT are phenomenal! So caring and attentive , my…read moreson has blossomed so much so far with them ! Highly recommend this facility!

From the owner: At Behavior Frontiers, we're redefining autism care by delivering highly personalized,…read morecompassionate ABA therapy that helps children achieve meaningful milestones and lifelong skills. No two children experience the world the same way, which is why our expert clinicians design individualized programs that meet each child exactly where they are--building confidence and independence along the way. Driving our commitment to better outcomes is PrioraCare™, our proprietary real-time data system that allows clinicians to closely track each child's progress and make immediate adjustments to therapy, leading to faster, more meaningful results. Serving over 80 regions in 12 states nationwide and BHCOE Accreditation recognizing our commitment to clinical excellence, we make high-quality ABA therapy more accessible to families everywhere--because your child's growth deserves nothing less. Driving our commitment to better outcomes is PrioraCare, our proprietary real-time data system that allows clinicians to closely track each child's progress and make immediate adjustments to therapy, leading to faster, more meaningful results. Serving over 65 regions in 12 states nationwide and BHCOE Accreditation recognizing our commitment to clinical excellence, we make high-quality ABA therapy more accessible to families everywhere because your child's growth deserves nothing less.

0 stars BEWARE OF the chino location! My sons third week there he came back with a bad injury to…read morehis face ( level 3 non verbal) and not one person contacted me about it I just saw it when picking him up..no incident report was done and they never offered to show me any footage of the incident..very suspicious..the first day i dropped him off Mindy walked me around the tiny facility for 10 stop minutes then they expected me to leave my son there for 8 hours he supposedly had 4 BTs but I never formally was introduced to any of them I only met who I dropped him off with in the morning and who I picked them up with in the afternoon ..And These are ppl supposed to be caring for my disabled child 8 hrs 5 days a week and they can't introduce themselves for a parents peace of mind. Not to mention most of the BT's there look 17 to 22 ( They do not drug test employees) so someone can go smoke a blunt put some eye drops in and take care of my disabled child come on now most of them look like they don't even have kids. They're nice, but that doesn't mean they're qualified to take care of your children let alone special needs children that sometimes lash out or get aggressive .I heard a lot of bad things about ABA and I wanted to try it myself. This was just my personal experience so far honestly, I just feel like it was a glorified daycare with glorified babysitters and my son needs more than that I'm looking into OT and speech therapy and possibly a different ABA! Just do your research don't feel pressured into putting your kid into this program full-time ( like me) make sure you ask all the right questions and you meet all the BTs that will be caring for your child. A lot of people tell me you can request in the home sessions to where you can be present, but of course they never offer that to me. Texted them that it was unacceptable and I Never took my son back because I just didn't feel right about it and they didn't reply to me so unprofessional I'm glad I only had my son there for 3 weeks or before he got really badly injured.. follow your mommy instincts! Look around before committing and if u do remember u can take ur child out at ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON!! It's your right

My son was misdiagnosed by this location. He went in for an autism diagnostic but was also…read morediagnosed with IDD (an intellectual disorder). My son has always been one of The fastest learners in his class Per all of his teachers, so I was Really confused when she gave us this diagnosis. When we were in her office for the diagnostic testing, She Offered to also do a IQ test. My first question when she asked if we wanted to do this was, How will this work since he has speech delays? I was told we have ways to make them understand the questions, etc. We were not allowed to be in the room either. After I got the results, I asked her how is this possible if he's known to be one of the fastest learners in his class? He reads he does math really well for his age. He's actually Right on power, if not learning fast faster than some of the other kids, his age Typical or not.. I wasn't really given any answers for that. A few months later, the regional center wanted a second diagnostic testing done with a Separate party that we went to. Right off the bat just after a few moments with him, she told us there's no way he has IDD But just to further test it, she did an IQ test also however, this time she gave him one for kids who are nonverbal. He passed with flying colors.. My reason for writing this is to Not shame anyone but to hopefully Make people think. Even though you are trained It's important to listen to parents concerns since they really do know their children the best. In this case, I would've hoped that Question of how this test will work since he has speech delays I wish that that was taken a little bit more seriously and thought about more strategically. We went through a lot of Emotional roller coasters because of this wrong diagnosis. It made me also feel like I didn't know my son the way I thought I did. I tried to step back and see things from a different angle thinking maybe because I'm his mom. I'm doing too much and I'm not seeing things clearly. This caused a lot of stress in pain in my life and my family's life. It kept nagging at me that I knew it couldn't be the case just from knowing my son and not that there's anything wrong with it if he did have one, but I just knew he didn't. In the end, I am thankful that he was able to really be seen and diagnosed properly elsewhere.

My family LOVE LOVE LOVES Dream Big! My child has been going to DBCC for 7 months for ABA therapy…read moreand the progress that he's made has been amazing! The staff are ALL so friendly/engaging and kind to him! The leadership team are always coming up with fun ideas for all the parents and kiddos to participate in as well. As an ASD parent knowing that your child is being supported and cared for by knowledgeable and caring therapists is a huge blessing! My child's care teams is amazing, constantly communicating with us and taking initiative on how they can help my child master his goals- we could NOT be happier with the opportunity to place our child at Dream Big! :)

Just started aba therapy with my daughter and absolutely love it and their staff everyone is so…read morekind especially Nancy and Nikki & Jackie all of the BTs are so kinda and sweet & so welcoming, We already seen so much progress and we have barely started so glad we found them and they have helped my baby make huge strides so grateful and thankful for them