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Adult Behavior Support Services
Navigating behavior interventions WITH YOU
Our knowledgeable behavior specialists will help create a plan to reach specific behavior goals.”
PA Counties
Where We Serve
For individuals 21 years and older diagnosed with intellectual disabilities/autism
Person-Centered Behavior Support
Access Services Behavior Specialists provide direct support services to the individuals we serve. These services are crafted to meet the unique needs of each person through in-person support, one-on-one meetings, staff and caregiver trainings, and assessments of activities and behaviors.
We provide a level of care that promotes a person-centered environment that supports growth and success for our individuals, their families and support teams.
Accredited, Innovative Behavior Specialists
Behavior Specialists promote positive interactions among all members of the support team and a level of professional care in working directly with our individuals. Building a behavior support plan starts with respect, commitment, and empowering an individual to be part of their growth process. This plan utilizes innovative and effective, supplemental materials that support behavior reduction goals and increase social/emotional skill building.
Our behavior specialists are passionate about the service that they provide. They are master’s level clinicians who are competent and accredited. They use their knowledge and expertise in the field to support growth and skill development for both the individuals they serve as well as their support team.
How We Can Help
Intake and Assessment
Access Services Behavior Specialists provide an initial intake assessment that takes about an hour, with additional assessments afterward. The intake and assessment process typically take place in person, with client and team members or family present. The assessment consists of direct observations and indirect assessments such as FAST, Motivational Scale, Trauma & Behavior Checklist, Adult Sensory Processing Disorder Checklist, Social-emotional and Functional Life Skills Inventory, and more.
In-Person Support and Training
Training is provided to the caregivers and Direct Support Professionals to aid in support and services to best care for the individual they oversee. Behavior Specialists help develop a training protocol for the support team to help them best implement the behavior plan with the individuals they serve to help them reach their behavior goals in their home and community.
Trauma-Informed Care
Access Services’ team of experts work directly with behavior specialists and supervisors to provide continuous training on trauma-informed care. When caregivers take trauma-informed training they become better equipped to address specific needs for individuals with past trauma, and are also equipped to prevent future trauma. This training and expertise contribute to an overall increase in quality of care provided to individuals receiving behavioral supports.
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