New Mind Behavioral Therapy

Wellington

PracticeChildren aged 2-5 (EIBI) · Children aged 5-18+ (Comprehensive ABA) · Teens and adults on the autism spectrum

About

New Mind Behavioral Therapy is a behavioral health agency that provides Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children diagnosed with autism. Its team includes Board-Certified Behavior Analysts, Registered Behavior Technicians and Certified Personal Trainers. The practice states that it prioritizes collaboration between caregivers, educators and other clinicians.

Applied Behavior Analysis
Exercise and movement
Parent training

Concerns they commonly address

Autism spectrum disorder

The practice provides ABA therapy services to children diagnosed with autism (ASD).

Challenging behaviors

The practice's team works to help children overcome challenging behaviors associated with communication, social skills, and adaptive living skills.

Services

Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI)

EIBI is an early intervention that targets developmental skills across the social, behavioral, adapted, and communication domains, taught one on one in the home and community.

Comprehensive ABA

Comprehensive ABA is delivered one on one by a behavior therapist supervised by a BCBA in the home or community setting.

Focused ABA

Focused ABA addresses one or two areas that require targeted intervention and involves less direct therapy time than comprehensive programs.

Home-based ABA

Home-based ABA therapy addresses needs most prevalent in the home, such as morning and evening routines, sleep training, toilette training, and mealtime routines.

School-based ABA

School-based ABA aims to increase a child's access and participation within their academic learning environment, with the assigned BCBA collaborating with school administrators.

Community-based ABA

Community-based ABA focuses on safety and social skills within the community, using settings such as community events and public areas.

Founder

Meagan Lide, MS, BCBA

Meagan is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who has been working with a wide range of children and young adults on the autism spectrum for seven years. She is passionate about collaborating with care-givers and other clinicians to ensure treatment leads to meaningful and lasting outcomes.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Parent participation

Parent training and participation in treatment are required by the practice.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Children aged 2-5 (EIBI), Children aged 5-18+ (Comprehensive ABA), Teens and adults on the autism spectrum.

Care setting

In person in In-home and Home and community settings.

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