Action Behavior Centers in the greater Phoenix area provides 1:1 applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism. With centers strategically located in Litchfield Park, Peoria, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, and San Tan Valley, finding the right place for your family is easy! Our compassionate team is dedicated to empowering each child with practical life skills while providing guidance and support for parents. Find your nearest ABA therapy center in Phoenix, Arizona, by searching with your zip code.
- 97% of families recommend ABC
- No waitlist!
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Reach milestone moments with Action Behavior
Our dedicated ABA therapists conduct thorough autism spectrum tests to assess your child's needs. Whether your child shows signs of autism or their doctor has expressed concerns about their development, Action Behavior is here to support your family every step of the way.
Find an in-center ABA therapy center near you and get started today.
The M-CHAT
Children 3 and younger
The CAST
Children 4 and older
Help your child thrive with ABA therapy.
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(123) 333-4444The ABC difference
Action Behavior Centers (ABC) provide personalized, one-on-one ABA therapy designed to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder achieve a better quality of life.
No waitlist
ABA therapy is the most effective when it’s started early. You don’t have to wait months to get your child the help they need – we are ready when you are!
We meet you where you are
Center-based
Designed for children ages 18 months–8 years, our vibrant centers offer a supportive environment where children with autism receive 1:1 ABA therapy, engage in school-readiness activities, and learn practical social and communication skills.
ABC Academy
ABC Academy mimics an environment similar to what children are experiencing in school. Children ages 5–12 can participate in ABA therapy part-time or full-time while learning skills to prepare them for the future.
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Convenience and Accessibility
With centers across the country, it’s easy to find a location near you. And you never have to worry about cancellations — if your child’s therapist is unavailable, another expert can step in.
Parental training
We believe parental involvement is critical to your child’s ongoing success. Our Family Guidance sessions help ensure you get the support you need to continue helpful behaviors at home.
Proven Success
Families who work with us see a significant and positive change in areas like communication, life skills, and following directions. In fact, 97% of families would recommend ABC to family and friends.
Extraordinary team
Our highly-trained and energetic professionals are dedicated to your child’s well-being and development.
Proven success
ABA therapy is the most effective method for helping children with autism learn and grow. Families who work with us notice significant improvements in their child's communication, social skills, and ability to follow directions.
Frequently asked questions
What is ABA therapy, and how does it work?
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is an evidence-based treatment for autism that uses positive reinforcement and play-based techniques to help children reduce target behaviors and learn new skills.
ABA therapy, like that administered at Action Behavior Centers, is tailored to the individual needs of the child.
When is the best time for my child to begin ABA therapy?
The earlier, the better! Clinical research has shown that children with autism who start ABA therapy early (around age 2) are more likely to reach important developmental milestones. It also increases their chances of starting school on time alongside their peers. In fact, some children progress so well with early treatment that by the time they reach school age, they are functioning at the same level as their neurotypical classmates.
These children often have some things in common: they were diagnosed and treated early.
Does ABA therapy work for autism?
Yes! Every child with autism is unique, and some children experience more significant progress with ABA therapy than others. However, studies show that children who receive two or more years of intensive behavioral interventions, such as ABA therapy, can often participate in school and social activities at the same level as their peers.
Does ABA therapy mean my child is “stuck” at a table all day repeating the same tasks?
No way! At Action Behavior Centers, we create an exciting environment for learning. While sitting at a table may be a developmental goal for school readiness, there are so many other skills to learn and fun to have.
Our autism treatment centers feature designated “Eats and Crafts” spaces that are used daily for exciting activities. Circle Time, another daily event, brings therapists, BCBAs, and children together to sing, laugh, and learn. Children can also participate in energetic, therapist-led activities like group exercises and sensory rooms.
