Alison Wimmer
Brain-Based Therapy for Autism, ADHD, TBI & other Developmental Challenges
&
Matthew Wimmer
Masters in Special Education

Developmental &
Behavioral
Consultants


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ISR Certified Aquatic Behavioral Specialist
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Approved Provider for ESA Scholarship AZ
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Certified Safe and Sound Protocol Provider
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Certified Brilliant Learning Instructor
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Certified Listening Program Provider
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Certified Provider for The Movement Program
Helping children reach their full potential through neuroplasticity-based therapy and individualized support

Unlock your child’s potential with brain-based therapy designed to create lasting change. At DBC, we help children with autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, TBI, and complex needs thrive through neurodevelopmental approaches that target the root causes of challenges. Schedule a consultation today and start building a brighter future.
We use brain-based therapy to help children with autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, TBI, and complex needs thrive. We collaborate with parents and physicians to deliver individualized, effective care and lasting progress.
Developmental & Behavioral Consultants (DBC) provide a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to supporting individuals and families navigating developmental and behavioral challenges. Our evaluations go beyond simply identifying a diagnosis; they focus on understanding the whole person and designing personalized programs that meet the unique needs of each family.
Key Elements of Our Approach
1. Developmental Assessment
We evaluate behavior, social skills, and academic abilities to gain a complete understanding of an individual’s strengths and areas for growth. This comprehensive view informs tailored strategies that truly make a difference.
2. Reflex Integration
Reflex patterns can significantly influence behavior and functional abilities. We provide therapies designed to integrate these reflexes, enabling individuals to achieve better outcomes in their daily lives.
3. Nutrition and Supplementation
Nutrition plays a crucial role in brain and body development. We offer guidance on dietary strategies and supplementation to support optimal growth, focus, and well-being.
4. Neurodevelopmental Insights
Drawing on extensive expertise, we help families understand how neurodevelopmental factors relate to specific behaviors or challenges. This insight empowers caregivers to manage concerns effectively and confidently.
5. Diverse Expertise
Alison and Matthew bring decades of experience across multiple evidence-based approaches. Beginning with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), our training encompasses methods such as Greenspan, Functional Communication Training, The Movement Program, and others. Our commitment to continuous learning ensures that families receive the most current and effective interventions available.
"God placed you right in front of us and we are so thankful that he did. You knew exactly what to do!”
Serving families in Texas and beyond in person and via video calls
Many caregivers don’t know where to begin, and that’s okay. Think of us as your guides, your “contractors,” if you will, helping you manage all the moving parts. Each aspect plays a crucial role, and together, we’ll ensure that nothing is overlooked.
As a Neurodevelopmentalist, Alison brings expertise in helping your loved one learn how to function and thrive in their environment. With years of experience inside the classroom, Matthew provides invaluable insight into the educational side of things, bridging the gap between therapy and learning.
With our combined backgrounds and with continuous training in the latest techniques, we are confident that we can provide the guidance, tools, and encouragement your family needs.
Together, we are here to help your loved one grow, learn, and succeed.
~ Matthew & Alison Wimmer
Serving families since 1998
What is Neurodevelopment?
Academic Achievement
Home and school work
IEP Support
Homeschool
Test taking
Spectrum and Other
Neurotoxins
Decrease Environmental Exposure
Supplements
Detox
Autism and ASD
ADD and ADHD
Sensitivity to sound
Sensitivity to light
Sensitivity to textures
Family Dynamics
Working as a team
Support for caregivers
Managing tasks
Relationships
Healthy Eating
SIBO
Food Allergies
Picky Eaters
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is neuroplasticity therapy and how does it work?
Neuroplasticity therapy uses the brain’s ability to rewire and form new connections to improve function. By engaging targeted activities, we help children and adults strengthen communication, attention, motor skills, learning, and regulation — even when previous therapies haven’t worked.
How is brain-based therapy different from traditional ABA or speech therapy?
While ABA and speech therapy often focus on teaching skills through repetition, brain-based therapy targets the underlying neurological pathways that make learning and communication possible. By improving how the brain processes and organizes information, we build a stronger foundation for lasting change.
What conditions can benefit from neurodevelopmental therapy?
Our approach supports children and adults with autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, traumatic brain injury (TBI), learning disabilities, sensory processing challenges, developmental delays, and complex neurological needs.
Can neuroplasticity therapy help a nonverbal child?
Yes. By strengthening the brain pathways involved in communication and regulation, many children who are nonverbal begin developing new ways to express themselves — sometimes progressing to spoken language or more effective use of alternative communication methods.
How early should therapy begin?
Early intervention often leads to faster, more significant progress, but the brain can change at any age. We work with clients from infancy through adulthood and tailor therapy to each person’s unique strengths, challenges, and goals.
How can physicians and clinics refer a patient?
Referring is simple. Visit our Refer a Patient page, complete the fillable form, and email it directly to Alison@alisonwimmer.com. We collaborate closely with healthcare providers to ensure coordinated, evidence-informed care.
Do you offer services outside of your local area?
Yes. Developmental and Behavioral Consultants provides in-person services nationwide. We also collaborate with families and clinics across the U.S. to coordinate care and support ongoing progress.