September 6, 2025

Celebrating the Grand Opening of Our NEW Rancho Cucamonga ABA Autism Center

Celebrating the Grand Opening of Our NEW Rancho Cucamonga ABA Autism Center — Behavior Frontiers

Celebrating the Grand Opening of Our NEW Rancho Cucamonga ABA Autism Center


On Thursday, August 28th, Behavior Frontiers proudly celebrated the grand opening of our new autism center in Rancho Cucamonga, CA with a lively Back-to-School Carnival! This exciting community event brought together families, children, and team members to mark the start of our services in Rancho Cucamonga—our second autism treatment center in San Bernardino County.

Expanding Autism Services in Rancho Cucamonga

With the opening of this new center, Behavior Frontiers continues to expand access to critical ABA therapy and autism services in San Bernardino County. Our goal is to help more families find the compassionate, evidence-based care they need—close to home. The Rancho Cucamonga location is designed to provide children with autism up to age 6, a safe, engaging, and supportive environment where they can grow, learn, and thrive.

As we open this new location, we’re excited to highlight some of the unique benefits families can expect from center-based ABA therapy. While Behavior Frontiers offers both in-home and center-based ABA services, families often find unique advantages to center-based care. At our Rancho Cucamonga autism center, children benefit from learning opportunities that mimic a school-like environment. They also practice critical life skills such as self-regulation, communication, and independence in a supportive setting. Most importantly, center-based ABA provides the opportunity for children to develop social skills alongside peers. Whether it’s learning to share, take turns, or build friendships, being around other children in the center helps prepare kiddos for success in school and community life.

A Fun-Filled Back-to-School Carnival

To welcome families and celebrate this important milestone, we hosted a sensory-friendly back-to-school carnival right at the new center. The atmosphere was filled with joy and laughter as kids participated in games and activities carefully chosen to be fun, inclusive, and supportive of different sensory needs.

Some of the highlights included:

  • Ring Toss
  • Face Painting
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Free School Supplies

The first 10 children to arrive received a Behavior Frontiers backpack filled with school supplies, making sure they were ready for the upcoming school year. Families loved this thoughtful gift, which was both practical and exciting for the kids.

We were thrilled to see so many families from the Rancho Cucamonga community and surrounding areas join us for the celebration. Parents had the opportunity to tour our new center, meet our caring staff, and learn more about the individualized ABA therapy programs that Behavior Frontiers offers. For many families, the event was not only a fun outing but also a chance to connect with a trusted provider of autism services in their local area.

Explore Our Photo Gallery

And of course, no celebration is complete without photos! From the smiling faces of kids playing carnival games to parents exploring the new center, our photo gallery shows the highlights of this memorable event.

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Looking Ahead

Our Rancho Cucamonga ABA Therapy Center is now open and accepting new kiddos, up to age 6. We are committed to helping children with autism develop the skills they need to succeed—whether in school, at home, or in the community. This new center will allow us to serve even more families across San Bernardino County, offering them high-quality, compassionate ABA therapy close to home. And for families with children older than age 6, we also provide flexible in-home ABA services designed to meet kids where they are most comfortable.

If you’d like to learn more about our ABA therapy programs in Rancho Cucamonga or schedule a tour of our new center, call us today at 888-922-2843 or fill out the form below.

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