Our Mission
Belay On strives to provide the best standards of care to North Texas children diagnosed with autism.
We follow best practices and employ gold-standard ABA therapy techniques to create lasting results.
In rock climbing “Belay On” is the voice command given by a climbing partner to indicate that they are ready to support the climber in case of a slip or fall. Our promise to you is to be that supportive partner.
Our Unique Style of ABA Therapy is:
Supportive & Engaging
Our unique style of ABA therapy for kids diagnosed with autism is collaborative and supportive.
Flexible & Customizable
We understand that each child is different. Our style of ABA therapy allows for customization on a per-patient basis.
Based on Best Practices
Research on ABA Therapy shows that it is highly effective in helping achieve goal behaviors.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a form of therapy for children diagnosed with autism. Focused on learning and behavior, ABA is widely considered as the gold standard in treatment, and leads to substantial progress and long term results in improving the quality of life for children and their caregivers.
What Is Autism?
Is ABA Therapy Right for My Child?
Belay On is currently in network with all major insurance providers in North Texas, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare, Aetna, Magellan Health, Tricare, Superior Healthplan, and Texas Medicaid & Healthcare Partnership.
We offer complimentary insurance benefit breakdowns and can provide you with a clear breakdown of what your plan covers, and any out-of-pocket expenses you may incur.
Latest Articles about ABA Therapy
Building a Support Team for Your Child With Autism: Who to Include and How to Coordinate Care
Getting an autism diagnosis (or even starting the evaluation process) can bring a lot of emotion at once: relief, worry, confusion, and the feeling that you are suddenly expected to become an expert overnight. If you are a parent or caregiver in this season, it is...
Building Routines That Work: Structure Without Stress for Families with Autism
Creating daily routines for a child with autism can feel overwhelming at first. Many parents and caregivers want to build structure at home but worry about being too rigid or adding pressure to an already busy day. The good news is that routines do not need to be...
What If My Child Doesn’t Like ABA Therapy at First? How to Navigate Resistance and Build Trust
Starting ABA therapy is a major step for families navigating an autism diagnosis. It is completely normal for some children to resist therapy at first. Resistance may look like tears, refusal to participate, avoidance, or withdrawal. For parents, this can feel...
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