Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI)

Our Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI) program is all about helping individuals with autism and related disabilities blossom socially and developmentally. Through a blend of engaging methods rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), such as discrete trial training, functional communication training, incidental teaching, and the picture exchange communication system, we offer personalized instruction.

Every step of the way, we craft an individualized treatment plan focusing on enhancing expressive, receptive, socialization, daily living, and motor skills. Whether it's working on communication, social interactions, self-care, or motor abilities, we're here to support growth across various domains.

Flexibility is key! Depending on the client's needs and abilities, our sessions can take place in structured environments like a table setting, or in more natural settings such as the home or community. And here's the best part: caregivers play a vital role, participating in every session to ensure continuity of learning and support.

With our collaborative approach, we're dedicated to unlocking potential and fostering meaningful progress for every individual we serve.
Behavior Management (BM)

In our Behavior Management (BM) program, we focus on empowering caregivers to become strong advocates for their children. Through personalized behavior consultation services, we provide caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need to confidently navigate Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques.

Our goal is simple yet profound: to equip parents with a deep understanding of behavior principles and intervention strategies. This knowledge empowers them to independently address their children's challenging behaviors effectively.

Unlike our IBI program, BM sessions can be conducted with or without the presence of the child, offering flexibility to accommodate different needs and schedules.

Ultimately, our aim is for caregivers to transition into direct interventionists, equipped with the tools and confidence to support their children's growth and development.

Explore our Services

The Assessment

Let's get to know you better

Before we kick off our behavior services journey, we take a crucial first step: the assessment. This is where we dive in to understand what makes your child unique and how we can best support them. Through friendly chats, easy questionnaires, and some observation time, we get a clear picture of what might be influencing certain behaviors and where your child's strengths lie.

This valuable info isn't just for us ‒ it's a roadmap for designing tailored treatments and offering you the support you need as a parent.

Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI)

Tailored Support for Growth and Progress

approx. 3-3.5 hours*
in home, & when applicable, in the community*

Our Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI) program utilizes Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques, including discrete trial training, functional communication training, incidental teaching, and the picture exchange communication system, to provide personalized instruction for individuals with autism and related disabilities, focusing on enhancing expressive, receptive, socialization, daily living, and motor skills.

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Services are provided in the home and, when applicable, in the community (e.g., social skills, correct use of money, asking for instruction when lost, etc.).

Total service hours are dependent on needs, diagnosis, and insurance authorization.

Behavior Management (BM)

Empowering Caregivers for Effective Advocacy

approx. 2-3 hours*
in home, & when applicable, in the community*

In our Behavior Management (BM) program, we empower caregivers through personalized behavior consultation services, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to confidently utilize Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques, aiming for them to become effective advocates and interventionists for their children's growth and development.

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Session may be offered in the home or community, when necessary. Total service hours are dependent on needs, diagnosis, and insurance authorization.

Who pays for these services in California?

If your child or family member is 21 or under and covered by healthcare insurance in California, your insurance provider should offer coverage for treatments related to conditions like autism.

Benefits and coverage can vary. Even if your health plan covers autism treatment, it's essential to understand your specific coverage. Please chat with your insurance provider before beginning treatment to understand how much coverage is provided by your health plan.

Depending on factors like age, diagnosis, location, or insurance type, your child's care might also be accessible through your local regional center. These centers, linked with the California Department of Developmental Services (DDS), can be a valuable resource for coordinating access to state-funded behavioral treatment services.

Here is the link to our most commonly utilized regional center: Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center (https://www.elarc.org/).

Please feel free to contact us or your local regional center for more information on how to receive behavior services!

Email: info@cbes.us.org
Phone: (626) 872-0868

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