Autism & Behavioral Consulting Services

Autism & Behavioral Consulting Services, located at 7560 W Sahara Ave STE 107 in Las Vegas 89117, works with children and young adults ages 3 to 18, with brackets of 3-5, 6-12, and 13-18. Services include Applied Behavior Analysis, Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention, parent training, social skills training, and community-based instruction, a combination that extends beyond clinic-based ABA into teaching skills in real community settings.

Amenities listed include individualized therapy, parent training, and community-based instruction, echoing the program list and reinforcing that this practice builds treatment plans around each child rather than a fixed curriculum. The practice is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations specifically covering autism, developmental delay, behavioral challenges, and sensory needs.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM, among the longer weekday windows in this batch of listings, with the practice closed on weekends. It operates year-round.

Google reviewers rate Autism & Behavioral Consulting Services 4.3 out of 5 from 16 reviews. Pricing and payment method details are not listed in this record, which is standard for ABA and behavioral intervention practices that bill through insurance authorization following an evaluation rather than posting flat session rates.

Families should call (702) 476-2633 or visit autismnevada.com to ask about intake evaluations, insurance coverage, and current availability, particularly given the practice's long weekday hours that may accommodate families needing early morning or late afternoon appointment slots around school schedules. English is the language spoken according to the listing.

For a family in the 89117 area managing a child's autism diagnosis or related behavioral needs, this practice's combination of Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention alongside community-based instruction and parent training offers a broader treatment model than clinic-only ABA providers, with the caveat that specific cost information requires a direct call. Community-based instruction in particular is worth asking about directly, since it can mean skills practice happens outside the office in real-world settings relevant to the child.