Behavioral Framework - Greenville

With a mission to lower barriers and increase access to high-quality care for youth diagnosed with autism and their families, Behavioral Framework - Greenville provides diagnostic evaluations and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children up to 21 years of age and their families. Situated on Dunhagan Road, directly around the corner from the Greenville State Veterans Service Center, the clinic delivers structured care designed to build key developmental and behavioral skills.

Unlocking Answers with Pathways

Diagnostic testing is conducted through the Pathways program to evaluate autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and related developmental concerns. These comprehensive evaluations assess cognitive, adaptive, social-emotional, academic, and executive functioning, alongside communication and behavioral dynamics. The resulting insights establish accurate diagnoses that inform tailored treatment plans with clear recommendations for ongoing care.

ABA Skills for the Real World

The clinic's ABA therapy offers personalized, evidence-based support targeting communication, social interaction, behavior management, and daily living skills. In-home sessions involve family members directly, while clinic-based care pairs one-on-one therapy with group activities and school-readiness exercises. Treatment programs typically run 10 to 40 hours per week across 4 to 5 days, featuring specialized interventions for feeding and toilet training alongside coordination with external speech and occupational therapists.