Go Behavioral

We're hiring across our California and Florida
locations.

Behavior Technicians and Registered Behavior
Technicians. New to ABA? That's completely fine.
We'll train you. What we're looking for is
potential, not a resume.

What you get:
Hands-on training from day one
Direct mentorship from clinical leaders
Support toward earning your RBT credentials
A real path to move forward, not just a job to
clock into

Know someone who'd be a fit? Refer them. If they
join the team, we'll send you a $50 gift card
as a thank you.

Apply or refer at careers.gobehavioral.com

— The Go Behavioral team

"She was always just the quiet, sensitive one."

We hear it from parents constantly, usually years after the fact. Autistic girls get overlooked because the signs show up differently: masking and copying other girls to fit in, deep interests that happen to look socially acceptable, meltdowns that only ever happen at home because school used up everything she had, and an anxiety diagnosis that arrives long before anyone mentions autism.

Being missed has a cost. Girls who go unidentified spend years thinking they are failing at something everyone else finds easy.

If this sounds like your daughter, trust that instinct and ask the question. Early support changes how a child sees herself.

Have you seen any of these in your own family? Share your experience in the comments, it helps other parents more than you know.

𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗱𝘀. 👀

A speech delay and autism can sometimes look similar, but communication is about more than vocabulary.

Does your child point to share something? Show you what they’re interested in? Try to connect with you?

If something feels different, an evaluation can provide clarity and help you understand what support may be useful.

Early support can make a meaningful difference. 💙

WE SAVED YOU A SEAT.

Your team can learn with us.
No job change required. 😉

Looks like another ABA company has figured out that hiring from Go Behavioral comes with a bonus: well-trained staff. We’ve heard they’re offering more money to people coming from us and letting them jump right in without training.

Honestly? Thank you for recognizing the value of what we build. 😁

At Go Behavioral, we don’t just train people well—we prepare them to serve families across 13 languages.

So next time, instead of waiting for us to train them first, feel free to send your team directly to us. We’ll help with that too. 😉

⚠️ These 6 signs can be easy to miss in young children.

Some early signs of autism may include:

1️⃣ Not pointing to show you something
2️⃣ Not consistently responding to their name
3️⃣ Limited or reduced eye contact
4️⃣ Not copying actions or behaviors
5️⃣ Lining up toys instead of using them in different ways during play
6️⃣ Showing limited interest in interacting with others

Noticing one of these signs doesn’t automatically mean a child is autistic. But if you’re noticing several or have concerns about your child’s development, speak with your pediatrician about developmental screening.

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This is the room your child would actually be in.

Here is a full walkthrough of our Whittier clinic. The therapy rooms, the
play and skills space, the team areas where our clinicians plan and review
programs, and the front desk your family checks in at every visit.

We filmed it because choosing an ABA provider is a decision most parents
make from a website and a phone call, and neither one tells you what the
place feels like. You should be able to see the space before you commit
your child's week to it.

What we offer at this location:
Ages 1-18
100+ insurances accepted
First session typically scheduled within 1 week of intake
In-clinic and in-home options

5047 Whittier Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90022
Call (888) 988-0520 or visit https://www.gobehavioral.com/

We serve families across Whittier, Pico Rivera, Santa Fe Springs,
La Mirada, La Habra and Downey. If you are still deciding, or waiting on
insurance answers, call us anyway. We will tell you what is realistic
before you fill out anything.