Behavioral assessment
Begin with the adult’s strengths, routines, relationships, and surroundings. An assessment explores behavior in context to help the team understand where support is needed.
Our services
Understanding first.
Practical support next.
Behavioral Support Services help adults and their support teams understand difficult moments and find approaches that fit everyday life.
Behavior planning
Build on the assessment with a person-centered plan. The focus is on useful strategies that support communication, safety, independence, and participation.
Behavior consultation
Work with caregivers and support professionals to understand the plan, consider what is working, and use strategies in daily routines.
Brief support implementation
Focused support to put behavior-plan strategies into practice. Discuss the fit and scope with our team as part of the referral process.
Support in context
Everyday life is
the starting point.
Support may involve home, day programs, work, and community settings. The adult’s goals and the people they want involved shape the conversation.
The service arrangement, setting, and availability are discussed individually.
Questions about services
Who is this support for?
CCA’s focus is adults with autism and developmental disabilities. Contact us to discuss whether the support you’re seeking fits our services.
What about DDA funding?
CCA is an approved Maryland DDA provider. Our referral conversations include traditional and self-directed DDA arrangements. Service fit, applicable authorization, and availability must be confirmed individually.
Are other services available?
Ask the team about current options. We will confirm availability and the appropriate next step before you make arrangements.
A clearer next step starts here.
Ask about service fit and availability before sharing personal or clinical records.
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