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Behavioral Support Therapy
Why Behavior Support Therapy?
With over 10 years of experience in child development, our founder Alexis Murry-Mobley created a center that grows with children, offering both therapy and the fun, enriching programs parents dream of.
At Crunchtime, we go beyond behavior support by providing inclusive activities in our one-of-a-kind sensory gym. We’re here to help kids reach their milestones, build confidence, and feel part of a supportive, exciting community. Our goal is simple: make a meaningful difference in the lives of every child and family we serve.
Kiddos enrolled in ABA have access to additional support for free such as crunchtime academy, brainiacs, and group parent training (growth collective)
Reassessment & Progress Tracking
Our Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) serves as your child’s care manager, checking in weekly to review goals and progress. Every six months, we’ll reassess your child’s plan to ensure goals remain meaningful and relevant. As your child grows, we adjust the plan to support ongoing skill-building and independence. Starting therapy early leads to the best outcomes, so consistent support is key.
Steps to Success
Connecting you to Services
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Schedule a phone interview with our Family Empowerment Team
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Complete the client intake form
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Get your questions answered during the interview
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We’ll check eligibility and handle insurance or discuss private pay options
Initial Evaluation
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A friendly Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will observe your child in person
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An assessment will be completed during the visit
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Caregiver input and assessment data will be used to create a personalized care plan
Get Approval
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Our Intake Care Coordinator will submit the care plan for insurance approval or private pay review
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You’ll be contacted to schedule a start date
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We’ll gather any final details needed to get started
Begin Services
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A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) will carry out your child’s care plan
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A BCBA will supervise and monitor progress throughout therapy
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Parent or caregiver involvement is key to building a meaningful and effective treatment plan
