ABA therapy services in Langhorne, Bucks County and nearby communities
Traina Behavioral has provided individualized, BCBA-led ABA therapy since 2009. Every program starts with an assessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and is built around your child's strengths, needs and goals. Support can happen at our Langhorne center, in your home, at school or in the community, and parents are part of the plan from day one.
Our services
- For familiesCenter-based, in-home, school-based and community-based ABA, plus parent and caregiver training.
- For school districtsSchool-based ABA support coordinated with a child's classroom and IEP team.
- The Langhorne center1:1 ABA at 380 Middletown Blvd, Building 704, Langhorne, PA 19047.
- Social Skills GroupA 6-week small-group program for community learners and current clients.
- Continuing educationBACB ACE-authorized trainings for behavior analysts.
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Who we work with
- Families of children, from early learners to school-age children and teens
- School districts and IEP teams who want ABA support coordinated with the classroom
- BCBAs, BCaBAs and other professionals looking for continuing education
How it works
- Reach out: tell us about your child and the support you're looking for.
- We learn more: we talk through your questions, goals, insurance and current needs.
- Assessment and plan: a BCBA assesses your child and recommends personalized next steps.
- Support begins: therapy starts, progress is tracked, and the plan changes as your child grows.
Insurance and cost
We accept all major insurance plans, including Pennsylvania Medical Assistance. In Pennsylvania, autism services may be covered under Act 62 and mental health parity rules. We'll help you check your benefits before you decide anything.
Questions families ask us
Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties in PA, and Mercer and Burlington Counties in NJ, with our center in Langhorne.
No. Programs can combine center, home, school and community settings when that is clinically appropriate.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) designs and supervises every program.