Comprehensive Mental Health and Applied Behavior Analysis Treatment and Coaching for Families
BEHAVIORAL & EDUCATIONAL SOLUTIONS, P.C. consists of a diverse mental and behavioral health team that is dedicated to helping your family find peace and harmony. We partner with families to diagnose and develop a customized behavioral and mental health treatment plan to address the needs of their children and family.
As an integral part of your behavioral team, BES provides services in a variety of settings to meet your family’s needs including school, home, telehealth via a HIPAA compliant platform or in our Silver Spring office.
Applied Behavior
Analysis Services
At BES, your child is more than a diagnosis. Our child-focused team invests extensive time getting to know your child and family before developing an individualized and family-focused behavioral plan. Our trained, licensed psychologists and Board Certified Behavior Analysts are experienced clinicians that can identify and treat developmental delays early to optimize a child’s potential. Common areas of identification that can benefit from early identification and ABA services include autism, down syndrome, pervasive development disorder, and intellectual deficits. Early identification and intervention is crucial to achieving the best possible outcome for your child. If you have concerns about your child, contact our team to get started on an evaluation today.
Clinic Based ABA Services
We have conducted significant internal discussions and have found there are many benefits to providing ABA services in a clinic setting.
ABA services are most effective and have the best outcome when the services are provided at an early age and provided intensely, meaning provided consistently for many hours a week.
BES has identified many reasons for providing primarily clinic-based ABA treatment for children under the age of 6-years-old.
BES is mindful that home-based ABA treatment also has its benefits, and transitioning to a hybrid (home and/or school and clinic) services will take at the clinically appropriate time, often when the child reaches school age.
