About
They work closely with each child, family, and staff member to provide the highest level of service. Their ABA approach includes parent training, customization of programs, and a focus on play-based learning. The clinic setting allows children to interact with one another and practice appropriate play and social skills. Children's Autism Center also offers in-house speech services, collaboration with outside providers, and on-site licensed BCBAs. They are a training clinic that provides programs to staff members and RBTs to further improve their skills and promote growth. The majority of their staff is pursuing certification in ABA or a related field, ensuring high-quality therapy for children. They serve children with autism and developmental delays, providing services such as ABA therapy, early intervention, parent training, and speech therapy. Children's Autism Center is located in Austin, TX, and serves families in the surrounding areas.
Insurance & payment
Children's Autism Center accepts Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Optum Health / United Behavioral Health, and UnitedHealthcare insurance plans.
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Humana
- UnitedHealthcare
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
Children's Autism Center offers an innovative approach to ABA therapy, including parent training, customization of programs, and a focus on play-based learning.
Early Intervention
They serve children with autism and developmental delays, providing early intervention services to support their growth and development.
Parent Training
Children's Autism Center provides parent training to teach parents and caregivers how to implement behavior programs at home, improving their child's behaviors and communication abilities.
Speech Therapy
They offer in-house speech services, collaborating with outside providers to support children's communication development.
Preschool/Classroom Program
Children's Autism Center provides a preschool/classroom program that allows children to interact with one another and practice appropriate play and social skills.
Diagnostics
They offer diagnostic services to support families in understanding their child's needs and developing a plan for their care.