Intervenciones conductuales dimensionales
Getting Started with Services at Dimensional Behavior Interventions
Taking the first step toward ABA therapy for your child can feel overwhelming, but we're here to make the process as simple and supportive as possible!
At Dimensional Behavior Interventions (DBI), we believe every child deserves individualized care that celebrates their strengths, supports their growth, and empowers their family. Our team is committed to guiding you through each step, from your initial inquiry to the start of services.
Whether you're exploring ABA therapy for the first time or transitioning from another provider, we're excited to learn more about your child and how we can support your family.
Current Availability & Waitlist
We Are Currently Accepting New Client Inquiries!
We welcome families interested in ABA therapy services. Please note that availability may vary based on your child's individual needs, preferred schedule, service location, and therapist availability.
While we strive to begin services as quickly as possible, some families may be placed on a waitlist until an appropriate opening becomes available.
We encourage all interested families to complete our intake form so our team can review your child's needs, discuss potential availability, and guide you through the next steps.
Submitting an intake form does not guarantee immediate placement or a specific start date.
En Dimensional Behavior Interventions, nos esforzamos por que el acceso a la terapia ABA sea lo más sencillo y directo posible. Para comenzar a recibir servicios, necesitará los siguientes documentos:
1. Diagnóstico oficial del trastorno del espectro autista (TEA)
Para recibir terapia ABA, la persona debe tener un diagnóstico oficial de Trastorno del Espectro Autista (TEA). Este diagnóstico suele ser realizado por un profesional médico con licencia, como un pediatra del desarrollo, un neurólogo o un psicólogo.
2. Remisión para terapia ABA
Una vez diagnosticado el trastorno del espectro autista (TEA), se requiere una derivación formal para terapia ABA. Esta derivación debe provenir del profesional que realizó el diagnóstico o del médico de atención primaria. Asegúrese de que la derivación tenga una fecha de emisión no superior al último año para garantizar su validez.
3. Informe de diagnóstico
Junto con la derivación, se debe proporcionar una copia del informe de diagnóstico. Este informe detalla el diagnóstico, el historial médico y las evaluaciones realizadas. Permite a nuestro equipo comprender mejor las necesidades del paciente y comenzar a preparar los servicios.
4. Información actual sobre el seguro
Por favor, proporcione copias actualizadas de todas sus tarjetas de seguro, indicando claramente la cobertura primaria y secundaria, si corresponde.
Four Steps to Begin ABA Services
Step 1: Complete Our Intake Form
Start by completing our online intake form to share information about your child, your family's concerns, preferred service setting, and scheduling needs.
Once received, our intake team will review your submission and contact you regarding availability, required documentation, and next steps.
Step 2: Insurance Verification & Documentation Review
Our team will review your child's information, verify insurance benefits and coverage requirements, and determine whether additional documentation is needed.
When applicable, we will request authorization from your insurance provider to complete an initial ABA assessment.
Step 3: Initial Assessment & Treatment Planning
Once the assessment is authorized and an appointment is available, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your child's current strengths, skill development, behavioral needs, and areas for growth.
This process may include caregiver interviews, direct observation, and standardized assessments.
Using this information, the BCBA will develop an individualized treatment plan with meaningful goals tailored to your child and family.
Step 4: Treatment Authorization & Scheduling
Following the assessment, your child's individualized treatment plan will be submitted to the insurance provider for review and authorization, when required.
Once treatment is approved, our team will coordinate scheduling based on the recommended level of care, service location, staffing, and available openings.
If an appropriate opening is not immediately available, your family may be placed on our waitlist. Our team will communicate regarding next steps and potential placement opportunities.
Our goal is to ensure that each child receives the appropriate level of support with a team equipped to meet their individual needs.