Weintraub Behavior Institute

Weintraub Behavior Institute in Henderson provides behavioral and developmental support services for children and youth from birth through age 18, with age brackets listed as 0-3, 4-12, and 13-18. The practice is located at 1372 Haven Green Ct in the 89012 zip code and can be reached at (702) 572-4264 for questions about services or scheduling.

The programs offered include behavioral therapy, ABA therapy, early intervention, developmental delay programs, ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. This is a clinical and therapeutic practice rather than a recreational program, so families should expect an intake or evaluation process typical of behavioral health providers rather than drop-in activities. The listing marks the institute as special needs friendly, and its accommodations align directly with its service list: behavioral therapy, ABA, early intervention, developmental delay support, ADHD support, emotional support, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and autism-friendly programs.

Hours run 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday through Friday, giving families a wide window for after-school or early appointments, and the practice also keeps shorter Saturday and Sunday hours of 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM for families who need weekend availability. Operating year-round with no seasonal closures noted, the practice appears set up to support ongoing therapy schedules rather than short-term or seasonal programs.

No pricing information is listed for this provider, and no website is on file, so families interested in specific session costs, insurance acceptance, or therapist credentials should call (702) 572-4264 directly. Because ABA and related behavioral therapies typically involve individualized treatment plans, the best next step for most families is a phone conversation to describe their child's needs and ask what evaluation process the institute uses before therapy begins. Given the wide age range served, from infants through older teens, and the breadth of the service list covering both behavioral and communication-related therapies, this practice may work as a starting point for families juggling multiple types of developmental support in one place rather than coordinating separate providers for ABA, speech, and occupational therapy.