Behavior Resource Center

Behavior Resource Center Behavior Resource Center specializes in the treatment of individuals with Autism

08/19/2026

Back to school means new routines, new expectations, and so many opportunities to grow! ✏️🎒💛

As our kiddos head into a new school year, we’re here to support them through transitions, build independence, and celebrate every step of progress along the way. 🌟

Here’s to a great school year! 📚🍎

Friday was an exciting day at BRC! 🎉 We started by celebrating a very special graduation 🎓❤️ We are so proud of all the ...
08/15/2026

Friday was an exciting day at BRC! 🎉 We started by celebrating a very special graduation 🎓❤️ We are so proud of all the hard work and growth that led to this big moment!

Then, we headed to the Central Fire Station! 🚒 A huge thank you to the firefighters for welcoming our kiddos and giving them the opportunity to tour, explore, and learn. We appreciate you making it such a special experience! ❤️

08/13/2026

A huge thank you to Dragonfly Kids Therapy for welcoming BRC to tour their amazing facility! We loved learning more about the incredible services they provide and are excited about the opportunity for our teams to work together to better support children and families in our community.

Dragonfly Kids provides pediatric OT, PT, Speech Therapy, feeding and AAC services, and specialized pediatric pelvic health therapy for concerns such as constipation, bedwetting, potty training, withholding, and leakage.

With Behavior Resource Center now expanding ABA therapy services into Boerne, we're excited to build relationships with other local pediatric providers. Collaboration between ABA, speech, OT, PT, and other specialties can help families access more comprehensive, coordinated support for their children.

Thank you, Dragonfly Kids for having us! We’re excited about what we can accomplish together.

Pairing Comes First!Before learning can happen, trust and connection must happen. In ABA, pairing is how RBTs build posi...
08/11/2026

Pairing Comes First!

Before learning can happen, trust and connection must happen. In ABA, pairing is how RBTs build positive relationships with their clients by engaging in preferred activities, having fun, and becoming associated with things the child enjoys.

Strong pairing can lead to better engagement, cooperation, communication, and more successful learning opportunities.

At Behavior Resource Center, we want our clients to feel comfortable, supported, and excited to work with their RBTs. Sometimes what looks like just playing is actually the foundation for meaningful progress!

Every Behavior Has a PurposeIn ABA, understanding why a behavior happens helps us know what skills to teach.The four com...
08/10/2026

Every Behavior Has a Purpose

In ABA, understanding why a behavior happens helps us know what skills to teach.

The four common functions of behavior are:
Attention
Avoidance
Access
Automatic
At Behavior Resource Center, we look beyond the behavior to understand the why and help children learn more effective ways to communicate their needs. 💙


Behavior Resource Center
830.896.6319
Serving Kerrville, Boerne and surrounding areas

🚪 Safety Starts at Home: Preventing Elopement Before It Happens For many families of children with autism or other speci...
08/09/2026

🚪 Safety Starts at Home: Preventing Elopement Before It Happens

For many families of children with autism or other special needs, elopement (wandering away from a safe area) can be a serious safety concern. Children with autism are at an increased risk of wandering, which is why proactive safety planning and prevention strategies are so important.

Here are a few ways families can increase safety:

🔔 Use door alarms or alerts
Door chimes, alarms, or smart home alerts can notify caregivers when a door is opened unexpectedly.

📹 Consider cameras with motion detection
Security cameras and motion alerts can provide an extra layer of awareness around entrances, yards, and common exit areas.

🏡 Build a safety network
Let trusted neighbors know that your child may wander and what to do if they see them outside alone. A community that understands your child’s needs can be an important part of keeping them safe.

📝 Create a safety plan
Teach caregivers, family members, and anyone who supports your child what steps to take if wandering occurs.

At Behavior Resource Center, safety is always a priority. Our team is trained to be extra diligent and proactive with our learners, understanding the importance of close supervision and individualized safety plans for children who may engage in elopement behaviors.

Through ABA therapy, we work with families to understand the reasons behind behaviors, teach important safety skills, and build independence while keeping safety at the forefront.

💙 Small steps today can make a big difference tomorrow.

Back to School: Building Skills Before They’re NeededGoing back to school can mean a lot of changes at once. New routine...
08/09/2026

Back to School: Building Skills Before They’re Needed

Going back to school can mean a lot of changes at once. New routines, new people, new expectations, and new environments.

One of the ways ABA therapy can help prepare children for school is by breaking the larger goal of “going back to school” into individual skills and practicing those skills before they’re needed in the actual situation.

That might include practicing:

Carrying and organizing a backpack
Opening lunch containers independently
Following a daily routine or visual schedule
Waiting, taking turns, and participating in a group
Asking for help or communicating needs
Transitioning from one activity to another
Using strategies to manage challenging sensory environments

By practicing these skills in smaller, manageable steps, children have opportunities to build independence, confidence, and flexibility before encountering those situations at school.

At Behavior Resource Center, our goal isn’t just to teach skills during therapy. It’s to help our learners use those skills where they matter most in everyday life.

Here are 5 ways to help support a successful transition:

🎒 Practice school skills ahead of time. Work on carrying a backpack, opening a lunchbox, waiting in line, asking for help, and transitioning between activities.

🔇 Prepare for sensory needs. Think about noise, crowds, cafeteria smells, lighting, clothing, and other sensory experiences your child may encounter.

⭐ Use familiar items & reinforcement. When appropriate, familiar or preferred items can provide comfort, while reinforcement can help make new and challenging routines more positive.

🤝 Keep communication open. Parents, teachers, therapists, and other members of the child’s team can work together to share what is working and where additional support may be needed.
Call us today to see how we can help!

Behavior Resource Center
Serving in Kerrville, Boerne and surrounding areas
830.896.6319

Now Enrolling at Behavior Resource Center! We are currently welcoming new learners for ABA therapy at BRC Boerne and Ker...
08/08/2026

Now Enrolling at Behavior Resource Center!
We are currently welcoming new learners for ABA therapy at BRC Boerne and Kerrville locations.

Our team provides individualized support focused on building meaningful skills in areas such as communication, social interaction, independence, daily living, and more, all while making learning fun! Call us to see how we can help!

Behavior Resource Center
Kerrville & Boerne, TX
830.896.6319
Enrolling now!!

Parent Tip: Celebrate the small steps! Progress doesn’t always happen all at once. Sometimes the smallest steps lead to ...
08/08/2026

Parent Tip: Celebrate the small steps!

Progress doesn’t always happen all at once. Sometimes the smallest steps lead to the biggest changes!
Noticing effort, giving specific praise, and celebrating successes can help build confidence and encourage your child to keep trying. Consistency and positive reinforcement can make everyday moments meaningful opportunities for learning.
At Behavior Resource Center, we believe every step forward is worth celebrating!

Behavior Resource Center
830.896.6319
5 Coughran Road Suite 305
Boerne TX

Something exciting is taking shape in Boerne! ❤️🧡💛💙Our new BRC clinic is officially in progress, and we can’t wait to wa...
08/08/2026

Something exciting is taking shape in Boerne! ❤️🧡💛💙

Our new BRC clinic is officially in progress, and we can’t wait to watch this space come to life! We’re looking forward to becoming part of the Boerne community and bringing quality, individualized ABA therapy to even more families.

Here’s a little sneak peek of what’s coming! 👀

BRC Boerne — Coming Soon!

//Behavior Resource Center
830.896.6319
5 Coughran Rd., Suite 305, Boerne, TX

Address

212 Quinlan Street
Kerrville, TX
78028

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm

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+18308966319

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