June 5, 2025

Why Parents Are Recommending Behavior Frontiers for ABA Therapy

Why Parents Are Recommending Behavior Frontiers for ABA Therapy — Behavior Frontiers

Exceptional Satisfaction. Trusted Care. Proven Results.

When you’re searching for quality ABA therapy or trusted autism care, it’s hard to know where to start. With hundreds of providers offering Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy across the country, how do you know which one is truly right for your child?

At Behavior Frontiers, we believe the answer lies not just in what we say—but in what families experience. That’s why we’re proud to share that our Net Promoter Score (NPS) has reached 62 in 2025, placing us among the highest-rated ABA providers in the industry.

What is NPS—and Why Should It Matter to Parents?

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a nationally recognized measure of client satisfaction and trust. It reflects how likely families are to recommend a service to others, based on their real-world experiences.

Our NPS score of 62 was derived from our annual client satisfaction survey, which is sent to every parent and caregiver whose child is receiving services at Behavior Frontiers.

Here’s what that looks like in the ABA world:

  • ABA Industry Average: 32
  • Behavior Frontiers: 62

With a satisfaction score that’s double the ABA industry average, Behavior Frontiers ranks among the highest-rated ABA providers in the country.

An NPS of 50 or higher is considered exceptional by national standards across all industries. In the ABA field—where satisfaction scores often fall below that due to challenges in consistency and communication, 62 stands out as a powerful reflection of the care, progress, and trust families experience with our team.

And that’s not the only area where families are speaking up.

  • In the same survey, over 90% of families expressed satisfaction with the timeliness and professionalism of our behavior technicians, the positive relationships those technicians build with their children, and the way behavior intervention plans are being implemented.
  • Similarly, more than 90% of parents reported being satisfied with the professionalism and training of the supervisors who oversee their child’s ABA program.

That level of consistency and satisfaction is especially rare in ABA—making these results all the more meaningful.

What Makes Behavior Frontiers Different?

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all care. Our approach to ABA therapy is centered around personalization, progress, and partnership—with an emphasis on real, measurable results.

Individualized, Data-Backed Care

Every child at Behavior Frontiers receives a personalized therapy plan tailored to their strengths, interests, and goals. Our Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Behavior Technicians work closely with each family to ensure therapy is meaningful, flexible, and responsive.

PrioraCare™: Built from Scratch to Improve Outcomes

One of our most powerful tools is PrioraCare™—our proprietary clinical platform, built from scratch to deliver smarter, more responsive care. Unlike standard systems used across the industry, PrioraCare™ gives our clinicians immediate access to real-time data, helping them make faster, more informed decisions that improve outcomes.

With PrioraCare, we’re able to:

  • Monitor each child’s progress in real time
  • Quickly adapt goals based on data—not just instinct
  • Identify and prioritize the strategies that deliver meaningful outcomes

And for families, it’s just as powerful. With PrioraCare, families:

  • Receive clearer, more consistent updates
  • Understand what’s working—and why
  • See real, measurable progress and stay involved every step of the way

That’s why families don’t just stay with Behavior Frontiers—they become advocates for our care.

A Compassionate, Collaborative Approach

We don’t just support the child—we partner with the entire family. Our clinicians work closely with parents and caregivers through regular training, hands-on guidance, and open communication to help them confidently support their child’s progress at home and in everyday life. We believe parents are essential to long-term success, and we’re here to provide the tools, knowledge, and encouragement every step of the way.

Real Satisfaction, Real Outcomes

Our NPS score of 62 is more than just a number. It’s a signal that families feel supported, children are making meaningful progress, and we’re building the kind of trust that lasts. When parents say they would recommend our services to others, it validates everything we do.

If you’re looking for an ABA provider who:

  • Delivers personalized, high-quality autism therapy
  • Provides clear communication and real results
  • Is trusted by thousands of families across the country

…we’re here to help.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Whether your child was recently diagnosed with autism or you’re exploring new therapy options, our team is here to help you navigate your next steps with clarity and confidence. We’ll walk you through what to expect, answer your questions, and help determine if Behavior Frontiers is the right fit for your child and family. Call us at 888-922-2843 or fill out the form below to get started. Let’s build a future of progress—together.

View Our Previous Blog Posts

The 4 Functions of Behavior in ABA Therapy: Understanding Your Child’s Behavior
October 7, 2026

The 4 Functions of Behavior in ABA Therapy: Understanding Your Child’s Behavior

In ABA therapy, understanding the functions of behavior helps clinicians (and you) uncover what your child is trying to communicate through their behavior. And once we unlock the “why,” we also reveal the pathway to teaching new ways to communicate that same need (thus reducing challenging behaviors like tantrums, aggression, or throwing things) and setting up your child for success.
Differential Reinforcement in ABA: The Most Powerful Tool Behavior Therapists Use
October 7, 2026

Differential Reinforcement in ABA: The Most Powerful Tool Behavior Therapists Use

Differential reinforcement is a behavior-support strategy that strengthens one response while reducing another. It has two moving parts: reinforcing the behavior you want to see more of, and reducing reinforcement for the challenging behavior that isn’t meeting your child’s needs in the best way.
7 Famous People with Autism Who've Shared Their Diagnosis
September 8, 2026

7 Famous People with Autism Who've Shared Their Diagnosis

An autism diagnosis never determines your success. For many of the most creative, driven, and groundbreaking minds in history, it may have been the very thing that fueled it. An intense focus, pattern recognition, and a willingness to see the world differently are not limitations. They're superpowers. And when a person with autism is given the right support and space to grow, truly incredible things can happen.
What Is DRA in ABA Therapy? (Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior)
September 8, 2026

What Is DRA in ABA Therapy? (Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior)

Every time your child wants to play with a toy, they have big emotions until they get it. At school, when presented with difficult work, they might run away. These are all examples of behaviors your child might exhibit to serve a communicative purpose. They might need something or want your attention. Or maybe they just want access to an opportunity. Whatever the behavior might be—it works, so it continues. Sometimes, we as adults may reinforce these behaviors without realizing it.
The 7 Dimensions of ABA Therapy (Baer, Wolf & Risley, 1968)
September 8, 2026

The 7 Dimensions of ABA Therapy (Baer, Wolf & Risley, 1968)

What guides every intervention in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy?The 7 dimensions of ABA.Think of ABA therapy like a multi-dimensional figure. It has many angles, perspectives, and ways to evaluate it. That is exactly what the dimensions do. They give clinicians and families a complete way to see how well an intervention is working, from every angle.
Errorless Learning in ABA: How and Why Behavior Therapists Use It
September 8, 2026

Errorless Learning in ABA: How and Why Behavior Therapists Use It

In Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, errorless learning is a way to teach new skills by giving the right amount of support from the very beginning.When your child with autism is learning something new, mistakes are part of the process. But for some kiddos, too many mistakes too quickly can feel uncomfortable, frustrating, or discouraging. The last thing we want is for your child to shut down, guess, avoid the task, or lose confidence before the skill has a chance to grow. That's where errorless learning can help.
Find ABA Therapy Near Me