ABA Resources
With over a decade of experience in the field, Endeavor Behavioral’s Team has had the pleasure of working with many other organizations that serve families living with developmental and behavioral delays and disorders. We have included some of those that we have worked with below to assist your family in finding the most well-rounded care for your child.
Click any of the links below to be taken to the organization’s website.
University of Houston at Clear Lake – Autism Center Speaker Series
Endeavor Behavioral is a proud sponsor of the University of Houston Clear Lake’s Autism Center Speaker Series, which offers free presentations and training to parents and educators throughout the year on various topics including addressing problem behavior, feeding issues, toilet training and more.
The Gateway Academy serves 7th—12th graders who have learning differences that impact social, academic, and critical thinking skills. The educators and administrators are committed to providing an environment that prepares students for successful experiences in the workplace and college settings, and addresses the development of each child through an educational strategy that encompasses Academic, Social and Fitness perspectives.
CareStarter and the Connections App
Endeavor Behavioral partners with CareStarter, a patient focused technology company that is committed to revolutionizing the diagnosis experience for patients, caregivers and families. CareStarter recently launched their Connections App that serves as a complete resource guide for families of children with special needs.
Social Motion Skills focuses on social skills assessments, training, and mastery of mainstream activities through social skills classes for children, adolescents and adults with social and learning deficits including ADD/ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. Social Motion Skills also offers cooking classes, driver’s education, and employment readiness services for adults.
KNOWAutism is a non-profit organization formed to increase Autism Awareness, particularly in communities with language barriers, and to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families by working with schools and other organizations to provide education and resources.