September 20, 2022

Announcement: Two New Autism Treatment Centers Coming Soon!

We are thrilled to announce the locations of our two newest Autism Treatment Centers: Plano, TX and Riverside, CA! Both centers will offer the individualized ABA programming that Behavior Frontiers is known for, while also creating additional opportunities to work on socialization and play skills. The centers will offer large playrooms and smaller, individual therapy rooms. These custom spaces will allow for treatment goals to be facilitated in a variety of settings. The areas include many individual treatment rooms, several socially distanced group treatment rooms (allowing for two children per space), and state of the art activity rooms, including gross motor, vocational, dramatic play, library with a technology center, and play therapy rooms.

Plano, TX

Our new center, located at 1413 Gables Court, will begin providing services in October 2022. With more than 6,600 square feet of space, this center will offer ample opportunities for children to work on their play skills and socialization in a fun, open environment. A Grand Opening/Open House is being scheduled in October, and more information will be coming soon!

Riverside, CA

The next center to open its doors will be in Riverside, CA, at 1650 Spruce Street. This new addition to California’s Inland Empire will begin providing services in November. Stay tuned for more information on opening dates and celebrations!

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