Frequently Asked Questions
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NeuroCore provides specialized behavioral support for children and teenagers ranging from 15 months to 16 years old.
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To ensure progress is functional and seamlessly integrated into your child's daily life, we provide services directly in the environments that matter most: your home, your child's school, and the community.
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To provide the highest quality of service and dedicated attention to every family, we operate on a confirmed-booking basis. Payment in advance secures your specific session time with our specialized practitioners and ensures your program remains uninterrupted.
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We utilize a "dignity-first," neuroaffirming approach. Our methodology is rooted in rigorous behavioral science, prioritizing the individual’s agency, functional communication, and long-term independence rather than mere compliance.
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Our practice adheres to the highest international standards, including guidelines from QABA, IBAO, and the BACB. We are committed to providing evidence-based care that is deeply neuroaffirming. We prioritize clinical precision, transparent data collection, and ethical reporting in every intervention we design, ensuring our support is rooted in both rigorous science and a profound respect for the individual’s identity and agency.
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Every intervention begins with a comprehensive assessment to identify your child's unique developmental profile. We do not use "off-the-shelf" programs; instead, we build a highly customized, data-driven support plan that addresses your child's specific strengths and areas for growth.
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Yes. We provide internationally accredited certification programs, including IBT and ABAT courses. These are designed for parents, educators, and aspiring practitioners who wish to build professional capacity and develop a sophisticated understanding of human behavior.
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The process begins with a formal consultation and assessment. This allows us to understand your child’s needs and determine how we can best support your family. Please contact us via our website to initiate the intake process.