ABA Therapy in Chicago
Steinberg Behavior Solutions is a Chicago-based company providing comprehensive and individualized in-home and in-school ABA therapy for young children with autism. SBS also provides school and home consultations in the northern Chicago suburbs including Evanston, Skokie, Wilmette, Glenview, Highland Park, Northbrook, Deerfield, and Lincolnshire. One step at a time we will teach your child how.
Parents & Families
If you’re looking to change your child’s life, get started right away. We’re here to help.
Our Work
Find out about the work we do and how we change children’s lives, one step at a time.
Insurance
We make all the calls and do all the “legwork” to get the insurance coverage you need
Our Team
Get to know our handpicked team of highly skilled professionals.
"Sarah was able to pinpoint exactly what the issues were and how to resolve them. She truly understood our son and how to get through to him in the most positive, gentle way. Sarah put a custom plan into place for him, and we immediately started seeing positive changes in his behavior."
– Anonymous, Chicago
Insurance Friendly
We Accept Insurance
Our insurance-friendly program enables you to access the help you need without additional headaches.
You’re Covered
Our network includes all of the insurance providers in Chicago, so we can help no matter who you’re covered with.
No Paperwork
We handle all of the insurance paperwork, including authorization and appeals.
Our Work
We work with children in Chicago to create individualized plans to help them succeed. All of our Autism Therapy and ABA program supervisors are Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA).
ABA Services We Provide
Our Customized and Comprehensive ABA Programs in Chicago are specifically designed to help children with autism by looking at the following areas of your child’s life.
"You ladies at Steinberg Behavior Solutions make our days brighter and brighter! We can’t thank you enough for helping our wonderful, incredible and precious son!"
– Jan, Skokie, IL
Latest Blog Posts
Why Early Intervention is Key to Your Child’s Success
Early intervention is a critical step in supporting children with developmental delays or behavioral challenges. Research shows that starting therapy early can improve outcomes in […]
Supporting Your Child’s Progress: Goal-Setting is an Ongoing Journey at SBS
As parents, we naturally reflect on our child’s growth and progress throughout the year. At Steinberg Behavior Solutions (SBS), we believe these conversations shouldn’t be […]
Simple and Effective Strategies to Plan a Fun Day of In-Home Activities
Feeling stuck in a rut with your home routine? Seeking fresh ideas to stimulate fun and happiness in your home? In this blog we aim […]
Effective and Creative Ways to Praise Your Child
Parents can often overuse over-the-top expressions such as amazing, brilliant, extraordinary, sensational, etc. to praise their children. This can lead to those phrases losing their […]
Encouraging Exercise
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children get 60 minutes of physical activity daily. In this age of remote schooling and an abundance of […]
Can Autism be Cured?
The moment you learn that your child has autism, it’s common to be flooded with emotions and fear for the future. Many parents want to […]
Decreasing Problem Behaviors and Increasing Productivity in Students
When teaching students new skills, problem behaviors may emerge. Several types of problem behaviors include aggression, self-injury, non-compliance, etc., and can occur in order to […]
Ditching the Diapers! Is Your Child Ready to Toilet Train?!
Are you ready to end the late-night runs to Target to grab a box of diapers because you are on your last one? Tired of […]
Building a Relationship with a Child Before you Teach
Building a relationship/rapport with students is an incredibly valuable experience with many benefits to both the therapist and the student. Establishing rapport, and having the […]
Will a Therapy Dog Help my Child?
Individuals with ASD often have a challenging time controlling their emotions and behaving according to social norms. A study by Levinson (1965) and Pet Partners […]
