Why Happy Village?
At Happy Village, our name reflects both our mission and our spirit. Inspired by the phrase we believe that true growth comes from uniting families, schools, and communities in harmony.
We also embrace the word because joy is at the heart of learning. When education and therapy are experienced as positive, engaging, and meaningful, children and families not only learn new skills but also discover the confidence and happiness to thrive in everyday life.
Our Company
Happy Village Behavioral Services is a private agency founded by two dreamers who believe that meaningful change in children and families is possible through the science of Applied Behavior Analysis. More than managing services, our founders are deeply connected to the study and advancement of ABA, committed to ethical practice, and dedicated to ongoing professional accreditation of our services. This ensures that every child and family we serve receives the highest-quality, science-driven care with lasting impact—while our staff remains continuously trained and prepared to deliver excellence.
Our Staff
At Happy Village Behavioral Services, our team is made up of certified professionals accredited by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Each role contributes in a unique way to ensure the highest quality of ABA therapy.
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Registered Behavior Technician (RBT): RBTs are trained professionals who work directly with children and adults to implement ABA therapy plans. They provide hands-on support, teaching skills and reducing challenging behaviors, always under the close supervision of a BCBA or BCaBA.
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Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA): BCaBAs are undergraduate-level professionals in behavior analysis. They support the design and delivery of ABA programs, supervise RBTs, and work under the guidance of a BCBA to ensure effective and ethical interventions.
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Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA): BCBAs are graduate-level professionals who design, oversee, and evaluate ABA therapy programs. They assess needs, create individualized treatment plans, and provide supervision and training to BCaBAs and RBTs, ensuring services meet the highest scientific and ethical standards.