LEAP Behavioral Health

LEAP Behavioral Health LEAP-Lifelong Empowerment ABA & Psychotherapy provides clinical mental and behavioral health services

LEAP – Lifelong Empowerment ABA & Psychotherapy provides clinical and behavioral services to clients using a hybrid approach. With the options for telehealth and in-person therapies, clients are serviced by specialized clinicians in their fields. LEAP provides therapeutic specialties, including treatment for anxiety, eating disorders, EMDR, family and individual therapy, BCBA support, group therap

y support, and diagnostic evaluations. LEAP takes pride in offering individualized services to fit the needs of every family and individual. LEAPis distinguished from other behavioral health providers because we provide services that fit every individual’s needs, creating convenience and collaboration among families and providers.

Meet Andre Coleman, LMSW (Afternoon & Evening - Has Current Open Availability)Andre works with adolescents, adults, and ...
06/03/2026

Meet Andre Coleman, LMSW
(Afternoon & Evening - Has Current Open Availability)

Andre works with adolescents, adults, and couples, with a special focus on helping partners improve communication, rebuild trust, strengthen emotional connection, and navigate relationship challenges.

In addition to couples counseling, he supports individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional regulation challenges, serious mental illness, substance use concerns, ADHD, ASD, personality disorders, and major life transitions.

His approach combines evidence based interventions with practical problem solving and compassionate support to help clients create meaningful, lasting change.

Now accepting new clients in Connecticut.

📞 (860) 383-7090
📧 [email protected]
🌐 Leapbehavioralhealth.com

At LEAP, we want our LGBTQ+ clients, families, team members, and community to know that we see you, we value you, and we...
06/02/2026

At LEAP, we want our LGBTQ+ clients, families, team members, and community to know that we see you, we value you, and we're honored to be part of your journey.

Your identity deserves to be celebrated.
Your voice deserves to be heard.
Your whole self deserves a space where you feel safe, respected, and supported.

Happy Pride Month from all of us at LEAP. 🏳️‍🌈💜

Some seasons of life feel like you're juggling everything at once.Work.Kids.Appointments.School schedules.Family respons...
06/01/2026

Some seasons of life feel like you're juggling everything at once.

Work.
Kids.
Appointments.
School schedules.
Family responsibilities.
Trying to remember where you left your coffee.

When life gets busy, taking care of yourself is often the first thing pushed aside.

Telehealth therapy makes it easier to get support without adding another commute to your day. Connect from home, your office, or wherever life happens.

LEAP offers telehealth services for children*, teens, and adults throughout Connecticut.

*Not all would be eligible for telehealth services, in-person services may be a better option for some children and teens and even some adults which is also available at our Farmington, CT location.

📞 (860) 383-7090
🌐 Leapbehavioralhealth.com

We're Hiring: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)LEAP Behavioral Health is growing, and we're looking for a BCBA who...
05/30/2026

We're Hiring: Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

LEAP Behavioral Health is growing, and we're looking for a BCBA who is passionate about helping individuals and families thrive.

At LEAP, we believe in collaboration, flexibility, and providing meaningful support to the people we serve. If you're looking for a practice where you can make a real impact while receiving strong administrative and clinical support, we'd love to connect with you.

What You'll Do:
• Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans
• Create and oversee behavior intervention plans using ABA principles
• Provide parent training and support skill generalization across settings
• Monitor progress through data collection and analysis
• Collaborate with families, schools, and other providers
• Maintain clinical documentation and records

What We're Looking For:
• Current BCBA certification through BACB
• Experience working with individuals with autism and developmental disabilities
• Strong knowledge of ABA principles and behavior intervention strategies
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills

📍 Location: Hybrid/In Person, Farmington, CT
💰 Compensation: 50% to 70% of billable sessions, based on caseload and contract structure
📄 Position Type: Independent Contractor

At LEAP, we handle much of the behind-the-scenes work so you can focus on supporting clients. We offer a collaborative team environment, opportunities for growth, and a mission-driven culture centered on making a difference.

Interested in learning more?

Please complete our form online if you are interested: https://leapbehavioralhealth.com/career-inquiry/ and submit your resume.

Please share with anyone who may be a great fit! 💙

What is one way someone supported you during motherhood, or one way you support the moms in your life?Many mothers silen...
05/29/2026

What is one way someone supported you during motherhood, or one way you support the moms in your life?

Many mothers silently carry anxiety, overwhelm, sadness, exhaustion, and pressure while still showing up every day for everyone around them.

When someone is struggling with postpartum depression or anxiety, support does not have to be perfect. Often, the smallest moments of care can make a big difference.

Listen without judgment. Offer specific help. Check in. Remind the moms in your life that they do not have to carry everything alone.

Instead of asking, "Let me know if you need anything," try:

"If you'd let me, I have it read and I’m bringing dinner over tonight."
"I can watch the kids for an hour or two so you can rest."
"I’m thinking of you. How are you really doing?"
"Let me get those dishes for you"

Support is not about having the perfect words. It is about helping someone feel seen, heard, and cared for. 💙

Let us know if have ever known a mom that has struggled had had some of the following feelings, Mom's you're not alone.....
05/27/2026

Let us know if have ever known a mom that has struggled had had some of the following feelings,

Mom's you're not alone...

Motherhood can bring love, joy, and beautiful moments, but it can also bring exhaustion, overwhelm, loneliness, and emotions that many moms feel pressured to hide.

Too often, moms carry the weight of trying to "do it all" while quietly struggling on the inside. If you're feeling anxious, disconnected, overwhelmed, or not like yourself, you are not failing, and you are not alone.

Postpartum depression and anxiety are more common than many people realize, and support matters.

This Maternal Mental Health Month, let's remind the moms in our lives that caring for their emotional well-being is just as important as caring for everyone else.

Tag a mom you love, check in on a friend, or simply remind someone that they don't have to carry everything by themselves. 💙

Honoring Those We Lost. Supporting Those Still Carrying the Weight.Memorial Day can bring very different emotions for di...
05/25/2026

Honoring Those We Lost. Supporting Those Still Carrying the Weight.

Memorial Day can bring very different emotions for different people.

While many gather with family and friends, this day can also carry grief, memories, loss, and difficult reminders for veterans, service members, and military families.

Certain sounds, crowds, gatherings, and media coverage may feel overwhelming. Give yourself permission to take breaks, step away when needed, limit what feels too heavy, and care for your emotional well being.

Sometimes support does not begin with "Happy Memorial Day." Sometimes it begins with:

"Thinking of you today. How are you doing?"

If you or someone you love is struggling, support is available.

Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988
Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988 and press 1, or text 838255

Today we remember those we lost, honor those who served, and hold space for those still carrying the weight. ❤️🤍💙

Some days feel productive and light. Other days feel messy, exhausting, overwhelming, or just plain hard. Both can be pa...
05/22/2026

Some days feel productive and light. Other days feel messy, exhausting, overwhelming, or just plain hard. Both can be part of being human.

Mental health does not always look like a crisis. Sometimes it looks like feeling drained, needing extra rest, canceling plans, feeling disconnected, or simply trying your best with what you have that day.

This is your reminder that you do not have to have it all together all the time.

Give yourself permission to pause. Ask for help when you need it. Rest without guilt. Take things one step at a time.

And if today feels heavy, be gentle with yourself. You are carrying more than people may see, and you're still here.

That matters. 💙

Mental health challenges are more common than many people realize. Across the world, more than a billion people are livi...
05/20/2026

Mental health challenges are more common than many people realize. Across the world, more than a billion people are living with a mental health condition, and behind every number is a person, a family, a story, and someone doing their best each day.

Struggles do not always look the way we expect. Sometimes people are carrying heavy things quietly while still showing up for work, caring for others, smiling, and trying to get through the day.

If you are struggling, please remember this. You are not alone. Support exists, help is available, and reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s continue creating spaces where people feel safe to ask for help, talk openly, and know they do not have to carry everything by themselves.

Share this to help spread awareness and remind someone they matter. 💙

Mental Health Awareness Month is not just about recognizing struggle. It’s also about reminding ourselves that support c...
05/18/2026

Mental Health Awareness Month is not just about recognizing struggle. It’s also about reminding ourselves that support can show up in small, meaningful ways.

Sometimes making a difference does not mean having all the answers. Sometimes it looks like checking in on someone you care about, sharing your story, creating safe spaces, or simply pausing long enough to check in with yourself.

This month, we’re sharing simple ways to take action because even small moments of connection can matter more than we realize.

💙 Share mental health resources or posts
💙 Check in with a loved one
💙 Help reduce stigma by sharing your story
💙 Create or support peer connections
💙 Promote mental health in your community
💙 Take time for your own mental health check in

No matter where you are right now, whether you're thriving, struggling, supporting someone else, or just trying to get through the week, you deserve care too.

You do not have to do everything. Small steps count.

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