Behavior Treatment & Training Center (BTTC) Residential Community Program
Behavior Treatment And Training Center
Main Number: 281-239-1140 or 1-800-304-6047
Tracy Woods – Manager: 281-239-1128, tracy.woods@texanacenter.com
The Behavior Treatment and Training Center (BTTC) is a short term residential treatment program for children and adolescents ages 8-17 with diagnoses of intellectual and developmental disabilities (including autism) that exhibit challenging behaviors such as:
- self injurious behavior
- aggression toward others
- property destruction
- or other behavior which puts their continued residence in the community at risk
This short-term residential program assists families in maintaining their children in their family homes and avoiding placement in long-term care residential facilities. By using the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), the intensive treatment and training serves the children in the program as well as their families and other providers. The goal for the program is to return the children successfully to their own communities. As a condition of admission, families must agree to participate in training and to accept their child back into their home upon discharge from the program.
The Behavior Treatment and Training Center believes that problem behaviors can be changed and that appropriate behavior can be developed and increased.
