Center For Autism Related Disorders

Behavior Frontiers is dedicated to providing exceptional Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism, focusing on personalized care that fosters essential life skills and builds confidence. Serving a diverse range of children, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional needs, the school emphasizes individualized programs tailored to each child's unique learning style and communication methods. With a compassionate team of Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Behavior Frontiers employs evidence-based strategies to enhance communication, social skills, and independence, ensuring that every child can thrive in their own way. What sets Behavior Frontiers apart is its commitment to data-driven outcomes through its proprietary PrioraCare™ software, allowing for real-time tracking of progress and immediate adjustments to therapy programs. Furthermore, the practice is recognized for its clinical excellence as a BHCOE-accredited provider, reflecting high standards in care quality and client satisfaction. Families also benefit from accessible ABA therapy options across various settings—center-based, in-home, and community-based—while navigating insurance coverage with the support of an expert intake team. Through strong partnerships with families and ongoing community engagement, Behavior Frontiers remains a beacon of hope and support for children on their journey toward reaching their full potential.

Comprehensive Autism Center (CAC) serves San Diego County families with center-based ABA in a preschool-like setting for children about ages 2 to 6, optional in-home ABA for children up to about age 6, telehealth when clinically appropriate, and a parent-led Early Explorers coaching track for very young children. Licensed psychology staff conduct developmental diagnostic evaluations for children about birth through age 6 at San Diego and Temecula sites, which can shorten the gap between concern and starting services. Parent workshops and a family liaison line are built into how CAC describes care. Start with the intake or screening flow on the main site, then confirm Medi-Cal, commercial, or other benefits for your member ID. Executive operations leadership includes Monique Erickson, BCBA (centers), and Valerie Rogers, PhD, BCBA-D (in-home and remote).

Autism Spectrum Therapies (AST), part of LEARN Behavioral, runs Inland Empire centers and field teams that include Temecula families. Services span autism diagnostics, center-based ABA, in-home ABA, school-based help, and social skills groups under a contemporary ABA model that emphasizes caregiver partnership. Regional intake uses 866-727-8274. AST's inland page markets compassionate, data-informed care for children and young adults; confirm which exact learning center or zip cluster matches your home for drive time and availability. Insurance verification happens during intake; LEARN's network backing can matter for authorizations across multiple counties.