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Inland Empire

Our Learning Center and Offices

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      Serving You Close to Home

      Life is busy — we get it. And every child is different. In the Inland Empire, we offer therapy in the place that meets your child’s needs, whether in your home or community, at our Learning Centers, in your child’s school or preschool, or through telehealth.

      Our Services

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      Learning Center

      Here, children thrive in a supportive play-based atmosphere.

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      Home & Community

      Our Home and Community Services take place in your child’s natural environment.

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      Social Skills Programs

      We help kids boost skills and foster friendships. 

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      School

      We give kids and schools the behavioral support they need to succeed.

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      TeleABA

      We can provide remote ABA therapy via your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

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      Our Team

      Bri Waterbury, M.A., BCBA
      Clinical Director

      Bri Waterbury, M.A., BCBA

      Clinical Director

      “I thoroughly enjoy working with a team of professionals daily to make a difference in the families we serve.” 

      Bri Waterbury is AST’s clinical director for the Inland Empire region. She attended San Diego State University for her undergrad in psychology, where she completed an internship with Rady Children’s Hospital working with children with autism. Bri got her master’s in exceptional student education (with an emphasis in ABA) at the University of West Florida. She became a board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) in 2015. Bri has worked for AST for more than six years and has held the positions such as advanced behavior interventionist, program supervisor, clinical supervisor and managing clinical supervisor. 

      Hayley Peck, M.A., BCBA
      Senior Clinical Director

      Hayley Peck, M.A., BCBA

      Senior Clinical Director

      “I think every individual deserves to live fulfilling and meaningful lives, and I feel honored to support that journey for our clients and their families.” 

      Hayley Peck is AST’s senior clinical director for the Inland Empire region. She began her career at AST in 2008, after receiving a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a master’s degree in psychology, with an emphasis in child and adolescence, from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She became a board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) in 2011, and now focuses on providing families with quality ABA service that is client-centered and delivered with compassion. Hayley knew she wanted a career working with children since she was young. She started out as a Red Cross certified babysitter at age 11, while also working as a camp counselor and volunteer throughout her teen years. Once she entered the field of ABA, she knew she found her passion.

      Resource Library

      Sensory Overload at School

      Learn about sensory overload in children, its causes, signs, and strategies to support kids on the autism spectrum with sensory sensitivities.

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      LEARN About the ABA Therapy Career Path at LEARN Behavioral

      Growth is a personal journey, and we’re here to support you as you explore your path. Take the time to discover the direction that feels right for your career with us by your side.

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      Join Our Team of Behavior Analysts

      Curious about working as a Behavior Analyst with LEARN Behavioral and our network of providers? Hear firsthand from real Behavior Analysts about their experiences.

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      5 Holiday Blogs Every Parent of a Child with Autism Should Read 
      5 Holiday Blogs Every Parent of a Child with Autism Should Read

      Explore our top holiday-themed blogs for families with children with autism. Discover practical tips for a joyful and stress-free holiday season.

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      Autism Diagnostic Services Now Available in Little Rock, AR

      Autism Spectrum Therapies in Little Rock, AR offers expert autism diagnostics with personalized treatment plans. Early diagnosis can make a difference. Learn more today.

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      Long Beach Learning Center Grand Opening

      Our new Long Beach, CA Learning Center had a successful grand opening! 🎉 We are so excited to offer ABA services in a clinic-based setting at our new center in Long Beach.

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      House Bill 872 Allows Students Across Louisiana to Access ABA Therapy in School

      Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed HB 872 into law. It protects families’ access to applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy in public schools.

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      Living a Full Life with Autism with Martin Slyngstad

      Martin Slyngstad a Behavior Specialist, and currently in school to become a Speech Pathologist, joins us to discuss his multitude of interests and accomplishments as a young autistic adult.

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      Reducing Behavior Technician Burn Out

      Melissa Furman, a Clinical Director for Total Spectrum, joins us to discuss the field of ABA and to share her recent research that is looking to improve staff satisfaction and reduce turnover.

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      Moms Roundtable: Autism, Wellness, and Motherhood

      Three dynamic women and mothers share their perspectives on how to best care for yourself and your family while raising a child with autism.

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      Autism: Symptoms and Signs

      Dr. Genevieve Marshall, BCBA, breaks down myths about autism, the early signs of autism, and what you can do to keep yourself informed on best practices.

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      The Silent Battle: Caregiver Mental Health in the Realm of Autism
      The Silent Battle: Caregiver Mental Health in the Realm of Autism

      In countless homes, caregivers of individuals with profound autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities face a silent battle that rivals the intensity of war veterans’ struggles. The constant stress from caring for these individuals can lead to PTSD symptoms, highlighting the need for better support and recognition of caregiver burnout within the autism community.

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