Wilmington, DE

ABA services with enhanced safety precautions

Applied behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment for autism is a medically necessary service, which means that it is necessary to help individuals with autism to overcome the core deficits of autism. Our professional and highly skilled staff is NOW available to conduct intake assessments, either in-person or through telehealth, with your family to begin the treatment process. Please contact us at 302.219.7081 to find out more about our services and to schedule an initial appointment.

Behavior Frontiers has enhanced our policies and procedures regarding the delivery of our ABA services, including, limiting staff in clients’ homes, adhering to CDC guidelines for safety and social distancing requirements for center-based services, and offering telehealth services. We also require employees and clients to cancel sessions if they exhibit any symptoms of COVID-19, as well as provide detailed protocols for clients and employees who have tested positive for COVID-19. We believe that these safety procedures have helped to reduce the risks of exposure in providing ABA services.

Comprehensive Treatment by Expertly Trained Compassionate Professionals

Currently serving the following cities:

Claymont, Edgemoor, Greenville, Elsmere, New Castle, Newark, Pike Creek, Talleyville, Wilmington, Wilmington Manor

We are open to extending our range of service to additional areas and to contracting with additional school districts, regional centers, and insurance companies. Please contact our office at 888-922-2843 if you do not see your location listed above.

Behavior Frontiers is an in-network provider with the following insurance providers in Delaware:

We are also in the process of finalizing contracts with additional health plans. Please contact us if you do not see your health plan listed so that we can discuss your options.

Wilmington Clinical Team Leaders

Nikol Manes, M.A., BCBA

Senior Clinical Director

Out of college Nikol Manes started working with children in a preschool classroom. In 2001, Nikol transitioned to work with children with autism as a direct interventionist. She went to school in 2003, receiving her Masters of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analsyis from St. Cloud State University, and in 2013 she earned a second Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology. Nikol continued to work with children with autism and other developmental disorders including cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, down's syndrome, and children with chromosomal disorders. She specialized in implementing Positive Behavior Support strategies, PECS, and Pivotal Response Training. Nikol earned her BCBA certification in 2009. She maintains a positive approach toward treatment and utilizes ABA strategies in all areas of her life. She thrives on continuing a deeper understanding of scientific based practices such as ABA and looks to continue her education further.