Transitional Behavior Support
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Care Category
Other Health Services
Provider Type
Healthcare Providers
Primary Specialty
Behavior Analyst
Registry identifiers, classification, and the primary practice record.
- NPI Number
- 1093435133
- Provider Type
- Organization
- NPI Record Status
- Active NPI record
- Primary Specialty
- Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers - Behavior Analyst
- Specialty Registry Code
- 103K00000X
- Primary Practice Address
- 262 E 1600 N
- City, State ZIP
- Orem, UT 84057
- Practice Phone
- (385) 208-0538
- Record Updated
- July 15, 2026
- Source
- NPPES NPI Registry
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Transitional Behavior Support is listed in the National Provider Identifier registry as a behavioral health & social service providers - behavior analyst organization in Orem, UT.
The public record lists a practice address at 262 E 1600 N, Orem, UT 84057. Call (385) 208-0538 to confirm current scheduling details, or use the directions link above to locate the office.
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This public record was updated on July 15, 2026. Provider information can change between registry updates, so please confirm details directly with the practice before scheduling.
General guidance about behavioral health & social service providers - behavior analyst care in Orem, UT; it does not confirm services offered by this provider.
What a Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers - Behavior Analyst provider does
Mental health providers — including psychologists, licensed counselors, and therapists — help patients manage emotional, behavioral, and psychological challenges. They provide talk therapy, assessments, and treatment planning for a wide range of conditions.
Common conditions treated
Mental health providers treat anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), grief and loss, relationship issues, eating disorders, substance use, and life transitions. They also help with stress management and personal growth.
Common reasons to schedule a visit
People seek mental health support for anxiety, depression, stress, grief, relationship issues, trauma, and life transitions. Therapy is appropriate whenever support is needed, not only in crisis.
What to expect during a visit
A first therapy session usually involves sharing your history and current concerns, getting to know your provider, and setting goals for treatment. Sessions are confidential and tailored to your needs.
Insurance coverage considerations
Many insurance plans now cover mental health services at parity with medical care, often without requiring a referral. Telehealth options are widely available. Compare plans to find affordable mental health coverage.
How to choose the right behavioral health & social service providers - behavior analyst provider in Orem
Look for a licensed mental health provider whose approach (such as cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, or solution-focused therapy) fits your needs. Comfort and trust with your therapist are among the strongest predictors of positive outcomes.
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Common questions about Transitional Behavior Support in Orem, UT.
How do I make an appointment with Transitional Behavior Support?
Call Transitional Behavior Support directly at the Orem office to ask about appointments.
Does Transitional Behavior Support accept insurance?
Provider insurance information is not included in the public NPI registry data that powers this directory. Contact the office directly to ask whether they accept your specific insurance plan. You can also explore health coverage options in UT.
What are the office hours for Transitional Behavior Support in Orem?
Office hours for Transitional Behavior Support in Orem are not currently published. Call the practice directly to confirm hours before your visit.
Is parking available at Transitional Behavior Support's Orem location?
Parking and accessibility information is not included in the public NPI record. Call Transitional Behavior Support in Orem before visiting to ask about parking, entrances, elevators, and other accommodations.
Does Transitional Behavior Support offer telehealth?
Telehealth availability is not listed in this public profile. Contact Transitional Behavior Support to ask whether virtual visits are offered and whether telehealth is appropriate for your needs.
What should I expect at my first therapy session with Transitional Behavior Support?
First therapy visits commonly cover your history, current concerns, goals, privacy practices, and the provider’s treatment approach. Ask Transitional Behavior Support about session length, paperwork, costs, and what to prepare before your appointment.
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Claim ProfileData is sourced from publicly available records. Public records do not confirm active license status, quality of care, insurance acceptance, or network participation. Please verify details directly with the provider before scheduling. Record updated July 15, 2026.