When your pediatrician tells you your child might have autism, your mind goes blank and then…read more"what's the next step?" and "how do we help our child?" floats repeatedly in your mind with a lot of anxiety. First step, Think Kids -- Katy for a diagnosis. Next step, you have to find therapy providers. Behavioral Innovations has thoroughly impressed us as far as ABA Therapy goes. They care deeply about what they do. They learn everything they can about your child. They set up trackable data regarding every behavior that needs work, which includes finding the baseline (where does the child succeed) and what's the baby step forward to push towards a particular goal. They meet with parents monthly (although this depends on insurance, I think) to go over how your child is doing, what changes have occurred, etc. I could not recommend them more. You've found your ABA therapist. Side note: We work with Erika Neck and she is fabulous.

Very good clinic with caring staff. One of the few that practices ABA in a way that really puts the…read morechild first rather than taking a rigid, data-driven approach that focuses purely on results.

From the owner: ABA therapy helps with reducing an individuals problem behavior and increasing language, social…read moreand communication using specific programs for each client through assessments and data collection.

Great place for getting mental health care - they offer all mental health under one room -…read morepsychiatry, medication management, therapy/counseling and psychological assessments. They have a diverse team of therapists as well!

I wish it were possible to leave a negative star review. This place is absolutely awful. The staff…read moreis rude and unwilling to help. Phones go unanswered, and voicemail messages are never returned. When I visited my loved one, he appeared disheveled and clearly uncared for. On the rare occasions when someone does answer the phone, staff members seem completely unaware of the patient's status or needs. My loved one was admitted voluntarily, yet the facility later claimed he was there under a warrant, which is completely false. After more than a week, I still have no information about his care plan, and every attempt to get answers results in nothing but excuses and being passed around. There is no clear point of contact, and it feels as though they are holding my loved one against his will. I cannot say with confidence that he is safe or receiving appropriate care. This is a truly terrible facility, and I would not recommend it to anyone.

Everything in that hospital needs improvement from all the staff except for the CEO who was great,…read morebut his staff all sucked. I was assaulted by the staff and fractured my wrist and when I got home, I found out that it was fractured and now they casted it three weeks after it happened. I watched a patient be assaulted by another staff. I witnessed a woman having a heart attack and they made her wait two hours to see if the Tylenol was gonna kick in and get rid of her chest pains. I pray to God that she didn't die. There's so many more things there the inconsistencies the things that people want to push on other people and not do their jobs it was the worst place I've ever been in my entire life, and I would never recommend this to not even my worst enemy! They sent me home with none of my medication other than the medicine for my back not my medicine they put me on for my depression and my anxiety. They couldn't wait to get me out the door that they wouldn't even allow me to open my suitcase to look and see what was in it before I left. I was told my medicine was going to be sent the next day. I never got the medicine for my depression or my anxiety medicine. They lied on the medical records and said that I said I was suicidal at no point in time was I suicidal they lied and said I heard voices I've never heard voices in my life other than when I was on a medication called hydroxyzine. The place is so bad. They need to shut it down! There was a good set of staff there that I would keep but majority of the staff there were lazy and left the patients all sit in diapers and wheelchairs. I've never witnessed that before working in this psychiatric hospital or being in one. They had all elderly patients there in a few younger people, but all the elderly people were in diapers or went to the bathroom on themselves, it was a freaking freak show in there. I ain't never seen nothing like it and I hope they shut the place down before somebody ends up dying. I pray that Miss Alicia was the Hispanic woman that was in there like three weeks ago or maybe before now she's the lady that was having a heart attack. I hope her son sees this and comes to me if something happened to her.

I have enjoyed getting to know the lead behavioral therapist, Samantha, and her husband, who own…read moreand operate the Fast Track ABA Center. As a colleague in health care, I have taken time to view their facility in Katy and learn about their services. They truly care about the children who are entrusted to their care for services and they build great relationships with the parents as well. They excel beyond the average standards of treatment by offering educational opportunities for the parents. They also create opportunities for the parents of all the children to get to know each other. These types of community relationships are invaluable for families who have a child with autism. I highly recommend them!

From the owner: Fast Track ABA Center stands out as a leader in providing personalized, evidence-based Applied…read moreBehavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services for children with autism. Founded by Samantha Katchy, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with extensive expertise in autism and early intervention, the center is driven by a commitment to fostering meaningful developmental progress. What sets Fast Track ABA apart is its focus on creating individualized treatment plans tailored to each child’s unique needs. Using structured play and intensive teaching interventions, the center empowers children to develop essential life skills. A family-centered approach ensures parents and caregivers are active participants, receiving training and support to strengthen their child’s progress beyond therapy sessions. The center offers comprehensive services, including one-on-one therapy, community-based education, and supervision for individuals pursuing RBT, BCaBA, or BCBA certifications. Specializing in early intervention, Fast Track ABA prioritizes addressing developmental challenges promptly, maximizing the potential for long-term success. Fast Track ABA is more than a therapy provider—it’s a partner for families navigating autism. With its emphasis on compassion, expertise, and individualized care, the center is dedicated to helping children thrive and families feel supported every step of the way.