Individuals with developmental disabilities who display challenging behaviors or emotional regulation needs, and who require structured behavioral support, may qualify. Eligibility is determined through intake assessment and review of the person’s support history, functional needs, and treatment goals.

Services can include functional behavior assessments (FBA), behavior intervention planning, ongoing behavior coaching, crisis support, staff or caregiver training, and monitoring and adjustments to the plan based on data and results.

Behavioral supports may be delivered in the home, in the community, or in other natural settings where behaviors occur. The team works directly with the individual and their support network (family, staff, caregivers) to implement interventions where they matter most.

Yes. Behavior 360 is dynamic and data-driven, plans are regularly reviewed and modified based on progress, changing needs, or new goals to ensure they remain effective and respectful of the person’s dignity.

Absolutely. Behavior 360 works in coordination with other services like counseling, independent living, housing, and life skills, providing holistic support and ensuring behavioral strategies align with each person’s broader goals.

You or your representative can request a referral through our enrollment process or via your Regional Center. After referral, an intake assessment will be conducted and, if appropriate, a personalized behavior support plan will be developed and implemented.