To whom it may concern, 

Our son Blake was diagnosed with non verbal autism by Inland Regional Center at the age of 3. IRC recommended the Institute for Behavior Health (IBH) to help him with ABA services.  Since enlisting with IBH we have seen marked improvement in Blake’s communication and overall happiness.  

Blake is now able to communicate his wants and needs via his tablet with the Pro Lo Quo app. This has helped prevent the frustrations that come with being non verbal. 

He has also overcome a head hitting habit as well as several other detrimental habits. 

I would recommend IBH to anyone looking for quality behavioral health services. 

Sincerely,

Jason M.

I have a 7 year old son that has grown leaps and bounds and continues to reach new goals. I attribute his growth to 2 things; 1 the commitment and support of his family and the commitment and support he receives from his Behavioral Interventionists and the ABA program. Considering how vastly different each patient is, this is not to say an exact science, but therein lies the true strength of the program and it's Interventionists, who continue to bring new approaches and solutions to what is ultimately, very much a trial and error process. The degree of commitment and genuine concern is admirable and having been in the program for almost 2 years, the familiar faces of his Interventionists feel almost like family. If you are willing to participate, collaborate and trust in these amazing people and the ABA program, I am certain that growth will occur in one form or another. Participating in this program was undeniably a pivotal point in my son's life that continues to lead to a better and brighter future.  

Niko

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We have worked with IBH for 5 years. Prior to working with the behavioral therapists from IBH, we were really struggling with our daughter’s behaviors. Even though she was only a toddler at the time, we were at a loss about how to cope with her behaviors and to support her. The knowledge we as parents have gained over these years and the growth we have seen in our daughter has been exponential. Although we still are learning daily how to support her behaviors, we now feel like we aren’t in the survival mode that we once were. We have the tools to better support her. She has learned so much from Dr. Ben Cornell and our previous therapists. Looking back, I’m not sure how we would have gotten through the daily challenges of our daughter’s behaviors, and continue to do so, without their support and encouragement.   

The Johnson Family