Behavioral health support that feels human
Every child deserves to feel heard, respected, and supported for who they are. We partner with families to build meaningful skills for everyday life while honoring communication, choice, autonomy, and growing independence.
About Better Together
Better Together Behavioral Health provides individualized Applied Behavior Analysis services designed around each child’s strengths, needs, preferences, and everyday environments.
Our goal is not to make a child look or act a certain way. We focus on building meaningful skills and decreasing problem behaviors that are unsafe, disruptive, or interfere with everyday life. Treatment may address communication, safety, daily living, flexibility, participation, relationships, independence, and behavioral regulation in ways that are practical and meaningful for the child and family.
Meet Our Founder
Founder & Clinical Director
As both a BCBA and a mom, Camille understands that meaningful support has to work beyond the therapy session and fit into the realities of everyday family life. She founded Better Together Behavioral Health to create an ABA practice centered on individualized care, genuine collaboration, and goals that truly matter to children and their families. Her clinical approach focuses on building meaningful skills, decreasing problem behaviors that interfere with daily life, and equipping caregivers with practical strategies that create lasting change. Better Together was built on the belief that children make their greatest progress when the people who know and support them best are working together.
Services
Services are individualized based on behavioral needs, family priorities, assessment results, and the environments where meaningful change is needed most.
Comprehensive, individualized ABA services designed to build meaningful skills and decrease problem behaviors that interfere with daily life. Treatment may address communication, social skills, independence, daily living, safety, flexibility, participation, and challenging or unsafe behavior.
Parent-focused consultation and training for families seeking help with behavioral concerns, even when ongoing 1:1 ABA therapy may not be needed. A BCBA works directly with caregivers to understand why behavior is occurring and develop practical strategies for prevention, teaching replacement skills, reinforcement, routines, expectations, and responding consistently to problem behavior.
Focused behavioral consultation and problem-solving for families and other members of a child’s support team when appropriate. Recommendations are based on assessment, observable behavior, environmental variables, and the goals that matter most to the family.
When clinically appropriate and authorized, ABA services may occur across home, school, community, and other natural environments so skills and behavior-change strategies are useful where they matter most.
Our Approach
We believe effective ABA should be clinically sound and deeply respectful of the person receiving it.
We learn what the child enjoys, what motivates them, how they communicate, and what helps them feel successful.
Goals should matter in daily life and support communication, autonomy, safety, relationships, and independence.
Caregivers bring essential knowledge. Treatment decisions are stronger when families and clinicians work together.
We support functional ways to say yes, no, stop, help, break, and make choices, including AAC when used by the child.
Getting Started
Insurance requirements vary, but this is the typical path from intake to the start of services.
Share basic child and family information and provide requested insurance and diagnostic documentation.
We review eligibility and ABA benefits with your insurance plan.
If required, we submit a request to your insurer for approval to complete the ABA assessment.
Once approved, a BCBA completes the assessment and works with your family to identify meaningful recommendations and goals.
The recommended treatment plan is submitted to insurance for review and authorization.
After treatment authorization and scheduling are finalized, services can begin.
Submitting an intake does not guarantee insurance coverage, assessment authorization, treatment authorization, or immediate service availability.
FAQs
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that uses the science of learning and behavior to help children build meaningful skills and decrease problem behaviors that interfere with everyday life. Treatment is individualized based on each child’s strengths, needs, environment, and family priorities. ABA may focus on communication, social skills, independence, daily living, flexibility, safety, emotional and behavioral regulation, and reducing challenging or unsafe behaviors.
Yes. Better Together offers parent- and caregiver-focused behavioral support for families who want help addressing behavioral concerns without enrolling in ongoing 1:1 ABA therapy. Services may focus on concerns such as tantrums, aggression, refusal, disruptive behavior, difficulty with routines or transitions, and other behaviors affecting daily family life. Recommendations are individualized after assessment and based on the needs of the child and family.
Caregiver priorities, child preferences, clinical assessment, safety needs, and functional impact all inform treatment planning. Collaboration is a core part of the process.
No. ABA can also focus on communication, adaptive living, social participation, flexibility, safety, self-advocacy, independence, and other functional skills.
When clinically appropriate, feasible, and authorized, support may occur in environments where the relevant skills and challenges naturally happen, such as home, school, or community settings.
Contact Better Together
Have questions about services or getting started? Reach out and we’ll help you understand the next steps.