You know your child best. We build from there.
ABA therapy for children with autism. We build new skills and replace challenging behaviors with positive ones, at home, at school and in the community, in English or Spanish. Start with a conversation.
What families say
Amazing place, I heavily recommend this place as they are every thoughtful with their process and how they not only treat our children but us as parents. This place is a 10/10 location for anything that has to do with the spectrum, whether it be Autism or ADHD …
Puzzle Toys Behavior is a highly recommended option for families looking for quality behavioral intervention services. Their team is well trained, and is focused on the specific needs of clients. …
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About Puzzle Toys
Puzzle Toys Behavior Inc provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children and adults with autism and other developmental challenges. Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) build a personal plan for each client around their needs, strengths and goals.
We use evidence-based techniques to teach communication, social, academic and daily living skills, and to replace challenging behaviors with positive ones. Therapy happens at home, at school or in the community, so skills carry over into everyday life, and we track progress at every step.
Families are part of the team. We train and support parents and caregivers so the same strategies continue at home. We believe everyone deserves the chance to reach their full potential. We are not just providing therapy. We are changing lives.
Where are you today?
You do not have to know what to ask yet. Pick the page that fits.
What a session can look like
Clear goals, small steps and progress you can see.
We come to where your child is
Home, school and the park.
A call first. Records can wait.
The four steps from the first call to the first session.
We just got a diagnosis
Seven first steps after a diagnosis, and six ways to support positive behavior.
I have questions
Read the questions parents ask first.
I'm ready to start
Send a short note or call. We talk first, and records can wait.