About
Behavioral Imprints LLC, founded by Alexandra McCallen, is a provider of transformative change that uses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and special education knowledge to empower individuals to enact impactful change in their lives and the world around them. The practice offers various services, including ABA assessments, treatment plan development, coaching, and training, to meet the unique needs of individuals, schools, companies, and caregivers. With a focus on personalized coaching, mentoring, and care, the team at Behavioral Imprints helps each person identify their strengths, overcome obstacles, and enhance their skills and coping strategies. Their ultimate ambition is to help every individual reach independence and their full potential, to live a happy and fulfilling life. Located in Beaverton, Oregon, Behavioral Imprints serves individuals of all ages and abilities, providing a supportive environment where positive changes can thrive.
Insurance & payment
Behavioral Imprints accepts Kaiser (Out-of-Network) and Moda Health insurance plans.
- Moda Health
- Out of network
Listed fee: $150 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
ABA Assessment
A comprehensive ABA assessment to determine socially significant goals across areas of a client’s life, to include, but not limited to: communication, socialization, daily living skills, academic skills, community integration, and challenging behavior.
Treatment Plan Development
A detailed and individualized therapeutic plan, which outlines the identified goals from the assessment, that best support an individual’s values and progress.
Coaching and Training
Coaching and training services for individuals, families, and professionals seeking support and guidance, including caregiver training and coaching, professional development training and coaching, and special education tutoring and coaching.
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Therapy
ABA therapy to teach and shape behavior, using proven techniques, such as rewards and breaking tasks into smaller steps, to help individuals learn new behaviors and achieve positive behavioral changes.