Why choose our applied behavior analysis services for autism spectrum disorder
At Action Behavior Centers, our autism services help autistic children learn practical life skills, build independence, and reach milestone moments. We proudly provide evidence-based ABA therapy in a compassionate and supportive environment. Learn more about what sets us apart.
Immediate access to care
We make getting started simple so your child can start ABA therapy quickly. Here’s how:
- Diagnostic support. You don’t have to wait for answers. If your child doesn’t have an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis yet, we can help them get evaluated.
- No waitlists. Early intervention makes all the difference. With conveniently located autism therapy centers, your child can start ABA therapy right away.
- Insurance made simple. We accept most major plans, guide families through paperwork, and can provide financial assistance for out-of-pocket expenses.
Evidence-based ABA therapy
Applied behavior analysis therapy uses behavioral principles and positive reinforcement to help children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder develop new skills and make positive changes in their lives.
Meet your child’s team
Our highly-trained and energetic professionals are dedicated to your child’s well-being and development.
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Family Guidance
Parents and caregivers play an important role in their child’s success in ABA therapy. Every care plan includes twice-a-month Family Guidance sessions led by a BCBA. These sessions give parents practical strategies they can use during therapy and in daily routines at home.
Coordinated care
We collaborate with your child’s speech, occupational, feeding, and physical therapists to provide sessions directly in our centers. This allows your child to access other services in a familiar environment while minimizing unnecessary transitions and travel.
School readiness support
Center-based ABA therapy helps children build the skills they need for school, such as communication, social interaction, and executive function. For school-age children, ABC Academy continues that support by bridging the gap between therapy and the classroom.
Autism resource library
ABC’s autism resource library includes blogs, ebooks, sensory-friendly city guides, and expert-led webinars to give families practical, trustworthy information at every stage of their autism journey.
Proven outcomes
Families at ABC often report reduced stress, and many children transition successfully into general education classrooms after graduating from our services. The Action Institute for Outcomes Research (AIoR) measures how ABA therapy impacts children and families and uses this data to improve care.
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Frequently asked questions about our Round Rock – Expansion ABA therapy center
What is ABA therapy, and how does it work?
ABA therapy uses structured play and positive reinforcement to help children with autism learn life and social skills while reducing targeted behaviors. At Action Behavior Centers – Round Rock Expansion, our ABA programs are customized to support your child’s developmental goals.
What age range does your Round Rock ABA therapy center serve?
We provide autism services in Round Rock for children from 18 months to 13 years.
Autism assessments: 18 months–6 years
In-center ABA therapy: 18 months–8 years
In-home ABA therapy: 18 months–13 years
ABC Academy: 5 years–12 years
Does my child need an autism diagnosis before starting ABA therapy in Round Rock?
Yes. A formal autism diagnosis is required for therapy, insurance coverage, and school-based services. We offer no-cost autism evaluations at our Round Rock Expansion ABA center using tools such as the ADOS-2 and comprehensive diagnostic evaluations (CDEs). Contact us to schedule an appointment for autism testing in Round Rock.
Should I wait to test for autism if my child has developmental delays?
It’s best not to wait. Early autism diagnosis in Round Rock allows children to begin ABA therapy sooner, which can significantly improve communication and behavior during fundamental developmental years.
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Does my child need an autism diagnosis before starting ABA therapy?
Yes. A documented autism diagnosis is required before your child can begin ABA therapy, receive insurance coverage for services, and access certain school programs. Action Behavior Centers offers no-cost evaluations, including the ADOS-2 and other Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluations (CDEs), to help guide your next steps.
Contact us today to learn more about the diagnosis process and how our tools support your child’s growth.
The doctor said my child's development is delayed and suggested waiting to test for autism. Is that a good idea?
It’s natural to hope your child will catch up on their own, but delaying an autism diagnosis can mean missing key opportunities for early intervention. The earlier your child begins therapy, ideally between the ages of 18 months and 5 years old, the sooner they can develop essential skills for future success. Our proactive approach can make a lasting impact on your child's ability to connect with others and engage in the world around them.
What is the age range of children you serve?
We serve children on the autism spectrum from 18 months to 13 years and offer personalized ABA therapy to meet their needs. Therapy program options may differ based on your region.
Ages served:
- Autism assessments: 18 months–6 years
- In-center ABA therapy: 18 months–8 years
- ABC at Home: 18 months–13 years
- ABC Academy: 5 years–12 years
What is ABA therapy, and how does it work?
Applied behavior analysis is an evidence-based approach that helps children with autism build important skills for everyday life. Through positive reinforcement and personalized strategies, children can strengthen communication, develop daily living skills, and learn to regulate their emotions. Our BCBAs partner with families to support progress and help children reach meaningful goals for the future.
