Autism and Brain Institute

Autism and Brain Institute in Las Vegas provides a wide range of developmental and behavioral services for children from birth to 18, the directory's default age range, grouped into 0-3, 4-12, and 13-18 brackets. Services include ABA therapy, brain training, neurofeedback, tutoring, speech therapy, occupational therapy, social skills groups, early intervention, and parent training, located at 9480 S Eastern Ave #273.

The institute keeps somewhat irregular weekly hours: Monday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., then Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and closed Saturday and Sunday. The later start on weekdays and earlier Friday schedule is worth noting when planning appointments, since it does not follow a standard 9-to-5 pattern across the whole week.

Neurofeedback and brain training set this practice apart from a typical ABA-only provider, since those services use different assessment and training methods aimed at supporting attention, self-regulation, and learning, alongside more standard offerings like speech and occupational therapy. The listing describes the practice as individualized, evidence-based, and staffed by certified therapists, with comfortable therapy rooms as a facility feature.

Autism and Brain Institute is listed as special needs friendly, with accommodations spanning ABA therapy, neurofeedback, speech therapy, occupational therapy, social skills training, early intervention, learning disability support, ADHD support, emotional regulation support, behavioral intervention, sensory processing support, and parent training. That breadth suggests the practice can serve a family across several different service types without needing referrals to outside providers for each one.

This listing does not include pricing information, and services like neurofeedback and ABA therapy often vary widely in cost depending on session frequency and insurance coverage. Families should call (702) 463-5460 or visit autismbraininstitute.com to ask about specific service costs, insurance acceptance, and whether an initial evaluation is required before starting therapy or tutoring. Families juggling multiple therapy providers may find value in consolidating services here, though it is worth confirming which specific combination of therapies a given child's treatment plan will include before enrolling.