Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute

11/03/2025

Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute is a company unlike any other. We prioritize in-house training for all of our clinical staff, because we mean it when we say we want to provide EXCELLENCE and Quality ABA Therapy.
Sorry this month 's training is not open to the public, but we do provide Parent Training and Support on a weekly basis for the families we see. If you're looking for an ABA Therapy company in Fayetteville, NC and surrounding areas that's exceptional, don't hesitate to contact us.
Space is limited as we are limiting intakes to perfect our systems and processes, but it's also hard for us to say "NO" to children and families that need our help, we'll try our best to save a spot for you.

Contact us: office@asabehavioral.com

10/24/2025

Asa Behavioral Healthcare is a GREAT Company because we have GREAT People on our team!!! They stay committed to the most challenging clients, figure out solutions together, provide excellence, positivity, support, knowledge, their talents and compassion to teammates and our clients. I couldn't ask for a better team!
I recognize I am very blessed to be their boss.
Cheers to the GOLD TEAM 👏🏾🤩🎉🎉

Miriam Joe Osei
C.E.O
Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute

10/19/2025

ABA Therapy is a blessing to millions of children and families across the world! I love to hear success stories like this.
We have so many testimonials at Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute I'm so GRATEFUL to have been chosen by God to serve in this field. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DTtYYhMyA/

People love to hate ABA.
They call it abusive.
They say it’s about compliance and control.

But here’s what they don’t see:
Without ABA, Charlie wouldn’t communicate.
He wouldn’t brush his teeth, or sit safely in a car seat.
ABA didn’t “fix” him, it gave him tools to live a safer, more peaceful life.

People talk about “acceptance,” but to me acceptance without support is just neglect. It’s great to “accept” autism but when you have a nonverbal child with no sense of danger, not trying to teach them those skills in the name of acceptance is just ridiculous.

If you think ABA is abuse, you’ve never lived with profound autism.
You’ve never watched your child swallow screws, or bang his head until he bleeds, or cry because he can’t tell you what hurts.

ABA didn’t harm my child.
It helped him find his potential.
It taught him things people take for granted.
If it didn’t work for your child, too bad. It’s not for everyone, it’s not one-size-fits-all but it’s helped many and the disinformation has to stop.

10/16/2025

Special Research Opportunity for ABA Providers and Families!!! Please contact them directly.

09/25/2025

in the field of has the JOIN OUR TEAM NOW before the apocalypse!!! Aaaaah!!!!
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Check out Miriam J. Osei’s video.

09/25/2025

What happened to your zeal, motivation and passion RBT? GET on the RIGHT Team!
Apply online at www.asabehavioral.com

09/24/2025

Hello 👋🏾 We all struggle at times and this looks like a great resource. Let me know if it's helpful.

LAUNCHING TODAY: Recommending Hilary Jacobs Hendel's newest, "PARENTS HAVE FEELINGS, TOO!"

"This practical guide teaches parents how to understand and process their emotions–and how to teach this valuable, life-changing skill of emotional intelligence to the next generation.

Parents Have Feelings, Too is an emotions playbook for family wellness. With 1 in 5 moms experiencing anxiety or depression, and over 60% of parents struggling with burnout, parents need tools to support their emotional well-being. Parents Have Feelings, Too illuminates the emotional lives of mothers and fathers, providing parents with practical tools and guidance so they can effectively work with their emotions, as well as their children’s, with greater calm and confidence.

Parents desperately need real, actionable, long-lasting advice that helps them process their emotions in a healthy and productive way. In Parents Have Feelings, Too, psychotherapists Hilary Jacobs Hendel and Juli Fraga provide the tools parents need to understand and effectively work with their own potent feelings, breaking the chain of intergenerational trauma, and passing along emotional intelligence to their children to create a generation of people with emotional regulation skills."

Praise for Parents Have Feelings, Too:
“A game-changer for parents and their children.″
—Publishers Weekly, starred review

“This is an empowering book. The practical exercises, real-life examples, and research-backed insights are a rare combination in a readable book. Highly recommended for parents or any adult seeking to better understand themselves and others.″

—Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D., author (with Oprah Winfrey) of the #1 New York Times bestseller What Happened to You: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing

“All parents could benefit from this helpful instruction on how to welcome and process our feelings instead of acting them out in ways we regret. You’ll be a better parent and a happier person for reading this book.”
—Lindsay C. Gibson, PsyD, clinical psychologist and New York Times bestselling author of Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents

09/24/2025

6-Year-Old Nigerian with Autism Becomes the Youngest Person to Attend Oxford University

Joshua Beckford is a British-Nigerian child prodigy who became the youngest person to attend the University of Oxford at the age of six. Diagnosed with high-functioning autism, his extraordinary intellectual abilities were recognized at an early age.

In 2011, at age six, Beckford's father contacted the university about an online platform for gifted children, typically for students between 8 and 13. He was accepted into the program, where he studied philosophy and history. He earned distinctions in both subjects.

Beckford's intellectual gifts were noticed by his father, Knox Daniel, at just 10 months old when he could identify and understand letters on a computer keyboard. He was reading fluently by the age of two and speaking Japanese by three.

Beckford has demonstrated advanced abilities in other fields, including human anatomy. He has given PowerPoint presentations to large audiences on the subject and has practiced virtual surgery using a Microsoft simulator.

Advocacy and recognition

Autism advocate: Because of his own experiences, Beckford has become an advocate for neurodiversity. He serves as the face of the National Autistic Society's Black and Minority (BME) campaign, which highlights the additional obstacles faced by Black people seeking autism support.

Role model: He was recognized as the Positive Role Model of the Year at the 2017 National Diversity Awards in the UK.

Ambassador: Beckford is an ambassador for the Boys Mentoring Advocacy Network (BMAN), where he advocates for education for low-income families.


*I don't own the copyrights

08/31/2025

Hey Team, I truly appreciate all the work each one of you does. Without you there would be no Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute. The important work you do has a great impact on our clients and their families for all of their lives. I don't take it for granted and you shouldn't either. Team ASAB's ABA Therapists ROCK! 🤩🥳🎉🎉

C.E.O
Asa Behavioral Healthcare
and Research Institute
Miriam Joe Osei

08/16/2025

I love when there's empirical evidence to support the work we take so much pride in!
Asa Behavioral Healthcare and Research Institute has been leading our teens in role-play activities and it's been so helpful to them. Here's evidence of how this supports individuals with autism.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13623613241275260

Tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) are increasingly used in therapeutic and educational settings to improve the well-being of autistic people. This study inve...

08/15/2025

Hello Fayetteville, NC 👋🏾🤗 ENROLL NOW for our ABA School Program for children 2-7yrs old. In-Clinic Early Intervention ABA Therapy conveniently located near Skibo Rd and next to Bilingual Speech Therapy.
Call us NOW as SPACE is LIMITED!!!
**No wait-list for In CLINIC clients only**
GRAND OPENING COMING SOON!!

07/31/2025

Creativity goes a long way to helping provide positive reinforcement that is customized and relevant to the individual clients we work with. It's always amazing and worth celebrating when our staff use creative means to reach our teens and are successful at pairing with clients that would rather be alone and not participate in therapy at all.
Tiffanie Hayward has consistently broken these walls with our clients and paired with them in ways that has drastically affected their data and progress.
We are so THANKFUL and PROUD of you Tiffanie!!
GO SUPER STAR RBT ⭐ ✨ ⭐
Tiffanie Hayward