Autism & ABA Services
Our focus is clear.
At Texana Center, we provide an array of therapeutic programs with a special focus on autism, developmental delays, and developmental disabilities. We specialize in high quality Applied Behavior Analysis and developmental therapies that are caring and family-centered, with an evidence-based approach that empowers families and individuals to reach for their goals and dreams. Service settings are accommodating, warm, and inviting, and range from the client’s home to community, clinic, and residential settings.
If you are seeking an autism diagnosis for your child or dependent, please contact our intake team. Intake staff will visit with families and advocates to determine if their family member may qualify for developmental disability services. Psychologist will then test adults and children for intellectual/developmental disabilities, including autism. Our intake staff will also provide information about community resources and programs, and connect eligible individuals to resources.
To learn more about receiving a diagnosis, please call our Intake Team at (281) 239-1363.
ABA and Autism Facts for Families
How You Can Help
For information on how you can support Texana Center and our autism program, visit our donate page.
Children Autism & ABA Services
We offer applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment for children and teens with autism and/or developmental disabilities. For children under the age of three, we also offer Early Childhood Intervention (ECI).
Adult Autism & ABA Services
Our adult programs focus on developing real-world skills to help young people and adults clear the path forward in life.
Our Impact
We serve more than 350 people each year through our ABA programs.
Children enrolled in our comprehensive treatment programs (25+ hours per week), accomplish on average more than 50 unique meaningful milestones per year.
96% of people enrolled in one of our focused clinic-based treatment programs (1–9 hours per week) accomplish two or more unique meaningful milestones and on average more than 9 treatment goals per year.
