BRE Center's behavioral intervention services involve the following components:

• • daily 1:1 treatment sessions
• • weekly team meetings
• • weekly parent education sessions

One-to-one teaching sessions (usually 2 to 4 hours long) occur Monday through Saturday in your home, typically in a room designated for teaching. Your child takes a 10-15 minute structured break (e.g., riding a tricycle, ball play) for every 45 minutes of teaching.  In the teaching room, your child alternates from intensive structured teaching situations (e.g., labeling object, learning to communicate) to structured play situations (e.g., completing puzzles, playing with toys).  Additionally, if your child attends school, a Behavior Therapist may accompany him/her to their classroom to facilitate learning, socialization,  generalization of skills, instructional control, and/or play.

BRE Center provides services in Kern County, the Inland Empire, North Los Angeles County, North Orange County, and Santa Clarita Valley.

Every child is entitled to ABA services under state and federal law.

School Districts are governed by the Individual's with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). IDEA entitles every child to a "free and appropriate public education." BRE Center is certified by the California Department of Education as a Non-Public Agency. School Districts contract with us to provide Behavior Intervention Implementation (BII) services and Behavior Intervention including Development and Modification (BID) services.

Regional Centers operate under the Lanterman Act. Regional Centers are responsible for providing persons with disabilities "access to the facilities and services best suited to them throughout their lifetime." BRE Center is a vendor for the State of California, Department of Developmental Services to provide ABA services.

The Department of Developmental Services website for complaints regarding services offered by Regional Centers or its vendors is here. They can also be reached by phone at 916.654.1987.