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ABA Therapy Centers in Texas

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Austin

25 ABA therapy centers

Houston

16 ABA therapy centers

Dallas

13 ABA therapy centers

San Antonio

7 ABA therapy centers

Pearland

5 ABA therapy centers

Garland

3 ABA therapy centers

Missouri City

3 ABA therapy centers

Prosper

3 ABA therapy centers

Round Rock

3 ABA therapy centers

The Woodlands

3 ABA therapy centers

Allen

2 ABA therapy centers

Atascocita

2 ABA therapy centers

Beaumont

2 ABA therapy centers

Benbrook

2 ABA therapy centers

Burleson

2 ABA therapy centers

Colleyville

2 ABA therapy centers

Conroe

2 ABA therapy centers

Cypress

2 ABA therapy centers

DeSoto

2 ABA therapy centers

Euless

2 ABA therapy centers

Georgetown

2 ABA therapy centers

Grand Prairie

2 ABA therapy centers

Humble

2 ABA therapy centers

Katy

2 ABA therapy centers

Keller

2 ABA therapy centers

Little Elm

2 ABA therapy centers

Midlothian

2 ABA therapy centers

Princeton

2 ABA therapy centers

Red Oak

2 ABA therapy centers

Richardson

2 ABA therapy centers

Rosenberg

2 ABA therapy centers

Rowlett

2 ABA therapy centers

Spring

2 ABA therapy centers

Wylie

2 ABA therapy centers

Aledo

1 ABA therapy center

Alvin

1 ABA therapy center

Arlington

1 ABA therapy center

Bedford

1 ABA therapy center

Bellaire

1 ABA therapy center

Bridgeport

1 ABA therapy center

Brookshire

1 ABA therapy center

Carrollton

1 ABA therapy center

Cedar Hill

1 ABA therapy center

Cibolo

1 ABA therapy center

College Station

1 ABA therapy center

Deer Park

1 ABA therapy center

Dripping Springs

1 ABA therapy center

Flower Mound

1 ABA therapy center

Forney

1 ABA therapy center

Fort Worth

1 ABA therapy center

Friendswood

1 ABA therapy center

Frisco

1 ABA therapy center

Fulshear

1 ABA therapy center

Glenn Heights

1 ABA therapy center

Grapevine

1 ABA therapy center

Haltom City

1 ABA therapy center

Harker Heights

1 ABA therapy center

Hutto

1 ABA therapy center

Kingwood

1 ABA therapy center

La Porte

1 ABA therapy center

Lake Jackson

1 ABA therapy center

Lancaster

1 ABA therapy center

League City

1 ABA therapy center

Leander

1 ABA therapy center

Lewisville

1 ABA therapy center

Magnolia

1 ABA therapy center

Mansfield

1 ABA therapy center

McKinney

1 ABA therapy center

Murphy

1 ABA therapy center

North Richland Hills

1 ABA therapy center

Pasadena

1 ABA therapy center

Plano

1 ABA therapy center

Richmond

1 ABA therapy center

Rockwall

1 ABA therapy center

Rosharon

1 ABA therapy center

Saginaw

1 ABA therapy center

Seabrook

1 ABA therapy center

Sherman

1 ABA therapy center

South Houston

1 ABA therapy center

Southlake

1 ABA therapy center

Stafford

1 ABA therapy center

Sugar Land

1 ABA therapy center

Terrell

1 ABA therapy center

Tyler

1 ABA therapy center

Watauga

1 ABA therapy center

Weatherford

1 ABA therapy center

Webster

1 ABA therapy center

Frequently Asked Questions About ABA Therapy in Texas

What insurance covers ABA therapy in Texas?
In Texas, most major insurers cover ABA therapy including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana, and Texas Medicaid. Texas autism insurance law requires state-regulated health plans to cover applied behavior analysis with no age or dollar caps. Contact your insurer to verify coverage and any pre-authorization requirements.
Does Texas Medicaid cover ABA therapy?
Yes, Texas Medicaid covers ABA therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder. Coverage includes behavioral assessments, treatment planning by a BCBA, and direct therapy sessions with an RBT. Texas increased Medicaid rates for autism providers in recent years to improve access. There are no copays for Medicaid recipients.
What is ECI in Texas?
ECI (Early Childhood Intervention) is Texas's statewide program for children birth to 36 months with developmental delays or disabilities. ECI provides free or low-cost developmental services and can connect families with ABA therapy resources. Services are delivered through regional ECI programs under the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.
How do I get an autism diagnosis in Texas?
In Texas, you can get an autism diagnosis through developmental pediatricians, child psychologists, or neurologists. ECI provides free developmental screenings for children under 3. Many ABA therapy centers in Texas can refer you to local diagnosticians and explain what to expect at each step. Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio have the most diagnostic resources.
Is ABA therapy free in Texas?
ABA therapy can be free or low-cost in Texas through several programs: Texas Medicaid covers ABA at no cost for eligible families, ECI provides early intervention services for children under 3, and many private insurers have low copays. Some ABA centers offer sliding-scale fees or scholarships for families without insurance.
What autism and ABA supports does Texas offer families?
Texas requires ABA coverage without age or dollar caps on many regulated plans; Medicaid covers ABA for eligible children; ECI supports early intervention through age three; and Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio have large clinic networks. Rural access can be limited and waitlists common—check telehealth options and verify benefits with your plan.
How much do ABA therapists make in Texas?
In Texas, Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) typically earn $18-$28 per hour, while Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) earn $65,000-$95,000 annually. Salaries in Houston, Dallas, and Austin tend to be 10-15% higher than rural areas. Texas has increased wages for direct support professionals to address workforce shortages.
What is the 80/20 rule in ABA?
The 80/20 rule in ABA therapy means 80% of a child's challenging behaviors typically come from 20% of possible triggers. ABA therapists use this to focus treatment on the most impactful functions, making therapy more efficient. Texas ABA centers apply this principle in treatment planning.
What is the 6 second rule for autism?
The 6 second rule means waiting at least 6 seconds after giving an instruction before prompting again. This wait time lets children with autism process the request and respond independently, reducing prompt dependence. Many Texas ABA providers train parents on this technique for home practice.
Can kids with mild autism get better?
Yes. With appropriate ABA therapy and support, children with mild autism often make significant progress in communication, social skills, and independence. Early intervention matters—Texas ECI serves children under 3, and many ABA centers across the state work with school-age children and teens. Consistency and family involvement improve outcomes.

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