Tennessee
Behavior Services
Support Solutions provides comprehensive behavior services across Tennessee through licensed, DDA-approved professionals. Services include assessments, person-centered planning, caregiver training, and ongoing support for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and mental health needs.
Who this service is for
- Adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities
- Individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions
- Families and providers needing clinical guidance on challenging behaviors
What's included
- Behavior assessments and individualized support plans
- Training for direct support staff and unpaid caregivers
- On-site observation and retraining as plans are implemented
- Ongoing evaluation and adjustment of behavior support plans
What this supports
- Practical, evidence-based strategies for daily life
- Stronger caregiver confidence and consistency
- Reduced crises and safer routines over time
How to start
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Reach out.
Call us at (901) 383-9193 or use the contact form. Tell us a little about the person and what kind of support you're looking for.
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We'll help connect you with the right team.
Our team will help determine whether Behavior Services may fit, what funding pathways apply, and what information we'll need to move forward.
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Assessment and planning.
If the service is a good fit, we'll work with the person, family, and care team on assessment, intake documents, and a plan that reflects the person's goals.
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Begin support.
Once everything is in place, services begin. Plans are reviewed regularly so support can grow with the person.
Frequently asked questions
Who provides the services?
Certified Behavior Analysts and Registered Behavior Technicians operate under the direct supervision of a Doctoral Level Behavior Analyst.
Do you accept external referrals?
Yes. We accept both internal and external referrals for qualified individuals. Reach out and we'll help you understand the next step.
What does a behavior support plan include?
A typical plan describes the behaviors of concern, what may be driving them, strategies to prevent them, replacement skills to teach, and how the team will respond if behaviors occur — all individualized to the person.
Not sure which service fits?