Mental Health Practice – Surpass Behavioral Health
Surpass Behavioral Health is a behavioral health organization providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to children and young adults with autism spectrum disorder, serving clients up to age 21. The organization operates clinic locations across multiple states, including Georgia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina, with additional locations planned in Illinois and Savannah, Georgia.
Services are delivered through three primary formats: clinic-based ABA therapy, school-based ABA services, and in-home ABA therapy. Current clinic locations in Georgia include Martinez and Warner Robins. Kentucky locations span Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, Hopkinsville, Madisonville, and Murray. The Pennsylvania clinic is located in Eagleville. South Carolina locations include Anderson, Columbia, Florence, Greenville, North Charleston, Rock Hill, and Sumter.
Beyond core ABA services, Surpass Behavioral Health offers positive behavior support services (available in Kentucky), school consultation services, mental health services, and free STAT autism screenings for families seeking an initial assessment. The organization also collaborates with local school districts and provides training workshops, consultations, and follow-up supervisions.
The organization describes its approach as evidence-based and emphasizes customized care. Families can access services through an intake form available on the website, and a client payment portal is provided for billing. Insurance and benefits information is referenced as available to families through the site.
Surpass Behavioral Health maintains an active staffing operation with a careers page listing opportunities for therapists and support personnel. Social media presence includes Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts. The organization’s multi-state footprint and range of service delivery settings, including clinic, school, and home-based options, reflects a broad operational scope within ABA-based behavioral health services for the autism community.