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Welcome to Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, proudly serving families in the San Antonio Metro area with compassionate, personalized ABA therapy. From early intervention to ongoing support, we’re here to help children with autism build confidence, independence, and essential life skills.
With locations in San Antonio and Schertz, our team provides flexible, evidence-based care to meet your child’s unique needs. We believe in partnering closely with families to create individualized therapy plans that truly make a difference. Discover how Cultivate can support your family on this important journey.
835 Proton Road, San Antonio, TX 78258
5000 Schertz Parkway, Ste 200, Schertz, TX 78154
At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, we provide high-quality ABA therapy for children with autism in San Antonio, Schertz, and surrounding communities. Our team of experienced clinicians is dedicated to helping each child reach their fullest potential through a combination of clinic-based, in-home, and social group services.
Therapy works best when children can practice their skills in different environments. That’s why we offer flexible services across various settings, including at home, in the community, and in our welcoming clinics. This approach helps children generalize their skills and adapt to real-world situations with confidence.
Our therapists continually create therapy plans as your child grows and their needs change. At Cultivate, we are committed to providing the consistent, individualized support that every child deserves.
Our ABA clinic provides a structured and nurturing environment for children to develop essential developmental and age-appropriate skills. Through a combination of play–based and adult–directed activities, children learn communication, daily living, pre-academic, and social readiness. Our experienced team facilitates these sessions, helping your child build independence and confidence in a setting that mirrors real-world scenarios. Clinic–based service models include regular parent and caregiver training to maximize learning opportunities outside of structured ABA Therapy sessions.
In-home ABA therapy services target socially significant skills within the home environment. This approach targets communication, daily routines, and addresses specific challenges like communication, activities of daily living, and behavior management within a familiar home environment. Our team works closely with families to create personalized interventions, so we enhance engagement and foster independence within the home setting. Home–based service models include regular parent and caregiver training to maximize learning opportunities outside of structured ABA Therapy sessions.
Social group services focus on developing interpersonal skills through structured and safe peer interactions. In these sessions, children engage in activities that help to encourage cooperation, communication, and relationship-building. Team members guide structured activities to help children practice and refine their social abilities in a supportive and controlled environment. When appropriate, social skills service delivery models include regular parent and caregiver training to maximize learning opportunities outside of structured ABA Therapy sessions.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is an evidence-based approach that helps children with autism learn vital skills, including communication, socialization, and adaptive behaviors. Backed by scientific research, ABA therapy is recognized as one of the most effective treatments for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), making it a valuable resource for early intervention and long-term progress.
ABA therapy is personalized to reduce challenging behaviors while encouraging positive skills that support independence and confidence. By focusing on each child’s unique needs, ABA therapy helps improve behaviors like communication, cooperation, and self-help skills
ABA therapy uses the ABC model—Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence—to analyze why a behavior happens and how it can be adjusted. For instance, if a child engages in a behavior to gain attention, therapists might use positive reinforcement to encourage more appropriate ways of seeking attention.
“Chaining” is another method in ABA therapy, breaking down complex tasks into smaller, achievable steps to build independence. Additionally, positive reinforcement helps children learn and repeat desired behaviors, creating a solid foundation for continued progress.
Our ABA clinicians focus on:
Our ABA therapy approach in San Antonio is uniquely designed for each child, creating a supportive and effective experience for both children and their families.
ABA therapy has shown significant results for children with autism, especially when started early. Research indicates that ABA can help reduce symptoms, improve life skills, and foster independence. Through consistent, evidence-based interventions, children who participate in ABA therapy can make remarkable strides in their development.
If you believe ABA therapy could be beneficial for your child, we encourage you to reach out. Our team in San Antonio is here to provide the support and information you need to make an informed decision about autism therapy services.
Here at Cultivate, we understand that hearing your child has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can feel overwhelming. It is natural for parents to worry about their child’s future and ability to function independently as they grow into adulthood.
You don’t have to go it alone.
At Cultivate, we work with each patient and their families to provide expert, engaging, individualized care. Based on the science of ABA therapy, our interventions can provide real change that can help our clients cultivate their highest potential. Our team of caring, dedicated clinicians will help walk parents through the autism treatment journey, so they can be the leader in their child’s behavior program.
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