Woburn Learning Center Behavioral Concepts (BCI)

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Narrative

At BCI, part of the LEARN provider network, our team uses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to help children with autism spectrum disorder discover, learn, and achieve milestones in their development of communication and social skills.

With a systematic, ABA-based approach, we apply research-based strategies to improve your child’s socially significant behaviors, including his or her:

• Communication and social skills
• Adaptive Living Skills (ADLs), such as gross and fine motor skills, eating, toileting, dressing, and other forms of self-care
• Community-based skills
• And more

How does ABA help? By building new skills, children with autism increase their independence and positive behaviors, while learning self-control and self-monitoring strategies to help them identify effective and adaptive behaviors in life-like scenarios. Additionally, children learn to alter conditions that bring about challenging behaviors and reduce interfering behaviors that hinder learning and home life.

Service Types

• Outpatient
• Skills Training

Insurances Accepted

• Aetna
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• CIGNA

Program Type

• Applied Behavior Analysis

Populations Served

• Asperger's Syndrome
• Autism Spectrum

Ages Served

• Birth to 3
• 3 - 4
• 5 - 8
• 9 - 13
• 14 - 18
• 19 - 22
• 23 – 59
• 60 +

Accessibility Features

• Able to serve clients in their wheelchair
• Accessible Parking
• Accessible Restrooms
• Services at Home
• Services at School
• Wheelchair Ramps

Additional Information

• Fees: MassHealth, Private Insurance, Personal Funds