Applied Behavior Analysis Practice – Patterns Behavioral Services
Patterns Behavioral Services is an ABA therapy organization established in 2012, headquartered at 19401 40th Avenue West, Suite 100, Lynnwood, Washington 98036. The practice describes Applied Behavior Analysis as a science of strategic teaching for behavior improvement, and provides services to children, adolescents, and teens with a primary focus on families navigating autism spectrum disorder and related social and behavioral challenges.
Service modalities include clinic-based, home-based, and school-based ABA therapy, as well as early intervention services and teen and transition ABA therapy programs. Additional offerings include social skills groups and summer camps led by BCBAs (Board Certified Behavior Analysts), parent and caregiver training programs, school district collaboration and IEP support, and transportation services. The practice emphasizes a one-to-one therapy approach alongside group-based social skills programming as complementary service formats.
Specific clinician names and individual credentials are not listed on the website; however, BCBA-led services are referenced throughout the site content. Insurance assistance services are offered to help families determine coverage eligibility, though specific insurance plans accepted are not named and self-pay details are not stated.
Clients and families can reach Patterns Behavioral Services by phone at (800) 789-3062 or (657) 444-9002, or by email at [email protected]. The organization operates multiple locations, though specific addresses beyond the Lynnwood headquarters are not detailed on the homepage. The practice describes its approach as combining compassion and programming precision across all service settings.
The combination of clinic, home, and school delivery settings reflects a cross-environment service model designed to support consistency across the different contexts in which children spend their time. Caregiver training and IEP collaboration extend the practice’s reach beyond direct therapy sessions to involve families and educational teams as active participants in the treatment process. Social skills groups and summer camps offer structured peer interaction opportunities for children and teens, supplementing the individualized one-to-one therapy provided through the practice. The organization’s transportation services and multi-location presence across the greater Lynnwood area further support access for families managing complex scheduling and geographic constraints.