About
360 Behavioral Health Early Learner Program serves children ages 2 to 6. The program includes 1:1 ABA-based behavioral health treatment that is customized for each individual and can take place in the home, in a clinic, in school, in the community, or through telehealth. It also offers parent and caregiver training, school-based behavior intervention, and behavior respite with specialized personal assistance.
Programs
- Early Learner Program — For children ages 2 to 6 · A comprehensive, nurturing environment designed to unlock each child’s potential.
- 1:1 ABA-Based Behavioral Health Treatment — One-on-one; can be conducted in person at a behavioral health treatment center or virtually via telehealth; sessions take place in the home, in a clinic, in school, or out in the community. · Customized for each individual, goal-oriented, and designed to decrease problem behaviors and develop desired replacement behaviors.
At a glance
- Ages: 2–6 years old
About the provider
The program’s mission statement is: "Early diagnosis + Early intervention = Better outcomes for life." It is described as an ABA-based behavioral health treatment service for autism and other developmental delays or disabilities.
- Parent & Caregiver Training — Focused on enhancing skills and techniques that can improve functional communication and cooperative behavior in individuals with autism.
- School-Based Behavior Intervention — Provides support needed for students to successfully participate in classroom-based instruction.
- Behavior Respite & Specialized Personal Assistance — Provides an extra layer of support for the individual served and enables parents or caregivers to take a break.
- Specialized Personal Assistance — Listed as a service provided through regional centers.
- Traditional Respite — Listed as a service provided through regional centers.
The program is described as an ABA-based behavioral health treatment service for autism and other developmental delays or disabilities. It is available through state-funded programs in California depending on a child’s age, diagnosis, geographical location, or type of insurance coverage in place. 360 Behavioral Health says it works with many entities that provide coverage for autism services through state funded programs and that care may be available through a local regional center.
Last updated September 23, 2026.
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