Frequently asked questions

Brooks Behavioral Group provides personalized, in-home behavioral consulting for families seeking practical solutions to everyday challenges. Services are delivered directly by Meghan Brooks, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, with an emphasis on caregiver coaching, individualized strategies, and building confidence in implementation.

No. Services are based on your family's individual needs and the appropriateness of behavioral consultation. A formal autism diagnosis is not required to inquire about services.

Services are available for children starting from as early as age 2. Each inquiry is reviewed individually to determine whether BBG is an appropriate fit.

BBG is a private-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Services are designed to provide flexible, individualized support without insurance authorization requirements.

No. BBG specializes in focused, short-term consulting engagements designed around your family's specific priorities. The goal is to equip you with strategies and the confidence to implement them independently.

Yes, when appropriate. Sessions may include direct observation, modeling, caregiver coaching, and guided practice within your child's natural environment. The emphasis is on helping caregivers understand and confidently use strategies beyond our time together.

Absolutely. Some families begin with one priority, while others benefit from a more comprehensive approach. Your consultation will help determine the appropriate level of support.

Yes. With caregiver consent, consultation can include parents, nannies, grandparents, and other household staff to support consistent implementation across daily routines.

Services are provided in the family's home within BBG's service area. Location and scheduling availability are confirmed during the initial inquiry.

Begin by scheduling a discovery call. We'll discuss your concerns, identify your priorities, and determine whether BBG's consulting services are an appropriate fit for your family.