Mental Health Practice – The SEED Center
The SEED Center (Center for Social Enrichment and Educational Development) is an autism services provider at 30 Buxton Farm Rd., Suite 105, Stamford, Connecticut 06905. The center offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy as its primary clinical service and serves clients across Fairfield County, including communities such as Greenwich, Norwalk, and Westport.
Treatment is delivered in two formats: center-based ABA therapy at the Stamford office and home-based ABA therapy for clients in surrounding Fairfield County communities. Services are described on the site as individualized, with a focus on social skills development and improving quality of life for children with autism spectrum disorder. Clinical staff hold credentials described as board certified, licensed, and registered, with extensive experience in autism spectrum disorder and ABA techniques. The SEED Center holds accreditation from the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence, noted on the site as a quality standard in behavioral health delivery. Offering treatment in both clinic and home settings supports skill generalization across environments, which the site identifies as a component of the individualized ABA approach.
Insurance plans accepted include United Healthcare, Aetna, ConnectiCare, Oxford Health Plans, UMR, First Health, Coventry Health Care, and DDS Autism coverage. The center maintains a career opportunities section actively recruiting Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and other clinical staff who want to work with children with autism. Educational resources for families and prospective clinicians are available through a YouTube channel and blog covering ABA therapy modalities and RBT certification topics.
The center positions itself as both a direct treatment provider and a community resource for families navigating an autism diagnosis and seeking information about behavioral health services in Fairfield County. The combination of home-based and center-based delivery formats is presented as a way to meet families where they are and support consistent implementation of ABA strategies across settings. Contact: phone 203.674.8200, email [email protected]. No year of establishment is stated on the homepage.