Reset Behavior

Reset Behavior is an ABA therapy provider at 1091 S Cimarron Rd, Suite A-5, in the western part of the Las Vegas valley, and its defining feature is flexibility in where therapy happens. The listing records both clinic-based ABA and in-home ABA, which is a real decision point for families: some children do better in a structured clinic space, others make more progress where the actual behaviors happen, at home.

The service list is focused rather than sprawling. Applied behavior analysis therapy is the core, joined by early intervention, social skills groups, and parent training. The parent training entry deserves attention, because ABA gains tend to stick when parents run the same strategies between sessions, and a provider that formally trains parents is building that in. Social skills groups give kids practice with peers rather than only one-on-one work with a therapist. Every child works from an individualized treatment plan, per the listed features.

The listing marks the practice as autism-friendly and records autism early intervention, early intervention for ages 0 to 5, developmental delay programs, ADHD support, and emotional and behavioral support among its accommodations. The stated age range of 0 to 18 is this directory's default range rather than a posted policy, but the listing's own brackets run from 0 to 2 up through 13 to 18, and the early intervention programming confirms work with very young children, which is where families are usually advised to start.

Office hours are 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Friday, closed weekends, though in-home service scheduling is worth asking about directly, since home sessions do not always mirror office hours. The practice operates year round in English.

The listing records no pricing or insurance information, so bring coverage questions to the first call. To ask about evaluations, waitlists, or whether in-home service reaches your zip code, call (702) 992-7908 or start at resetbehavior.com. For families weighing clinic against home services, ask what the practice recommends for your child's specific situation.