At Wilson Behavioral Services, we assist parents with a range of concerns. Some parents may want to talk about behavior management issues they have with their kids, such as talking back or not following through with chores. Some parents need additional support with a behavior plan that is established by a school professional or an at-home therapist. Other times, parents need a space to talk through their own struggles with being the type of parent they want to be. Parents may also seek support in dealing with their child’s substance exploration, use, or misuse (this is very common with non-substances such as video games and Internet screen time). We also work with children and their parents on daily life skills, morning, and bedtime routines, adjusting to school life, etc. Our therapists bring diverse and well-rounded experiences to Wilson Behavioral Services and can provide training or coaching services to parents through in-home visits or through virtual sessions.

Before starting with Wilson Behavioral Services, it might be helpful to identify ideas or areas that you would like to address or focus on. Typically, the first session will include paperwork, so be ready to spend 15-20 minutes filling out assessments and questions related to your mental health history, family history, and goals for working with Wilson Behavioral Services.

When you start working with Wilson Behavioral Services, it is important to regularly attend sessions and be prepared for each session. It is also important to be open and honest with your consultant about your personal goals and if treatment is working for you.

At Wilson Behavioral Services, we ensure that all our consultants are doctorate level and/or dual credentialed. All consultants have extra training experience and an emphasis on evidence-based treatment. Differences include consultant expertise and training exposure, treatment modalities used with clients (i.e mindfulness-based interventions, acceptance and commitment therapy), and whole-person approaches to treatment.

Yes, even if your child’s school already has a behavior analyst, Wilson Behavioral Services can assist with individualized education plans including analyzing current plans, attending IEP meetings, and working with you and your child on alternative approaches.  

No, Wilson Behavioral Services provides case consultation to non-behavior analysts. 

Yes, we provide consultation for general behavioral health service provision across a range of disciplines.

No, Wilson Behavioral Services does not provide continuing education for supervision. Supervision is provided to behavior analysts looking for additional support with adding new therapeutic interventions or those looking to expand their experience with specific populations.

You can always request a specific consultant, and we will try and accommodate you.

This depends on the individual behavior analyst. At Wilson Behavioral Services, we believe that attending one workshop or taking a class or two on ACT may not be sufficient to practice with integrity. Our ACT supervision includes assessing your skills and providing targeted coaching and assistance with case consultation. Most ACT supervision packages are developed as monthly or bi-monthly meetings for at least four months.