June 28, 2022

Regional Spotlight: Queens, NY

Regional Spotlight: Queens, NY — Behavior Frontiers

Our Queens, NY region is now accepting new clients with no wait list! And no need to worry about traveling, because our staff comes directly to you!

Our comprehensive treatment program is conducted in the child’s natural setting, such as his/her home, school, or in the community. Our highly-trained team of BCBAs, behavior supervisors and instructors work collaboratively with family members and other professionals to target the reduction of problem behaviors and the improvement of a variety of age-appropriate skills, such as socialization and communication.

The office, located in Valley Stream, offers in-home ABA services to the entire Queens area, including Brooklyn, Bedford Stuyvesant, Jamaica, Bushwick, and many more. Under the leadership of BCBAs Arielle Duinkerken and Joshua Cooper, our Queens service region is growing and expanding into new areas constantly. For a full list of covered cities, check out our Queens region page.

To learn more about what Behavior Frontiers can do for your child in the Queens area, visit our website, or contact us today!

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