Cedar City Center

The Utah Behavior Services Cedar City Center is conveniently located no matter where you are in Iron County!

We offer in-home, Telehealth and clinic-based services.

CHILDREN, ADOLESCENT & ADULT SERVICES

Day Services: 

Monday to Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

We offer in-home and clinic-based services. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you have.

1870 N. Main St. Suite 206

Cedar City, UT 84721

(801) 255-5131(ext. 7)

Our Team’s Goal is You and Your Families Success

Our highly trained professional staff is here to help you and your family achieve successful relationships by giving you the skills to succeed.

Cedar City Clinical Team

Nicole K. Stevens - Salt Lake City

Nicole K. Stevens

M.S., BCBA, LMFT, LBA

Vice President of Southern Clinical Services

Makenzie Sip - Utah Behaviour Services

Makenzie Sip

BCBA, LBA

Director - Behavior Analyst

Colten Pendleton - Utah Behavior Services

Colten Pendleton

BCBA, LBA

Assistant Director - Behavior Analyst

Kacylia Kulow - Utah Behavior Services

Kacylia Kulow

BCBA, LBA

Behavior Analyst

Allyson Cahill

Allyson Cahill

BCBA, LBA

Behavior Analyst

Rosa Nunez

Rosa Nunez

BCBA, LBA

Behavior Analyst

Bethany Jake

Bethany Jake

BCBA, LBA

Behavior Analyst

Karlie Hollingshead

Karlie Hollingshead

BCBA, LBA

Behavior Analyst

Jessica Sorenson

Jessica Sorenson

AMFT

Therapist

Anthony Edlefsen

Anthony Edlefsen

ACMHC

Therapist

Bladen Forsyth

Bladen Forsyth

Behavior Clinician Intern

Alexis Sidlow

Alexis Sidlow

Behavior Clinician Intern

Ben Tillotson

Ben Tillotson

Behavior Clinician Intern

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ABA therapy help children, or does it just train them?

ABA therapy is designed to help children develop meaningful skills that improve their daily lives, rather than just training them to follow instructions. Through evidence-based strategies, such as positive reinforcement and individualized treatment plans, children with autism can build communication, social, and daily living skills that support long-term independence and success. The goal of ABA is to empower children with real-life skills they can use in a variety of settings, from home to school and beyond.

Do you offer therapy services in Cedar City?

Yes! Utah Behavior Services in Cedar City provides professional therapy services, including ABA therapy, behavioral health support, and social skills development

Our team of experienced therapists works with children, adolescents, and families, offering personalized treatment plans to support their unique needs.

To what extent is early intervention for autism beneficial?

Early intervention is one of the most effective ways to support children with autism, as studies show that children who receive therapy at a young age make significant gains in communication, social skills, and independent living abilities. The brain is highly adaptable in early childhood, making it an ideal time to develop positive behaviors and reduce challenges

Are there career opportunities in Cedar City?

If you’re looking for Applied Behavior Analysis jobs, UTBS Cedar City is always looking for dedicated professionals who are passionate about making a difference.

We offer training, certification support, and career growth opportunities for behavior technicians, BCBAs, and mental health professionals.

What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and how does it help?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based therapy designed to help individuals improve social skills, communication, and positive behaviors while reducing challenging behaviors. 

At UTBS Cedar City, we tailor ABA therapy to meet each individual’s needs, focusing on real-life skills that promote independence.

Why is my autistic child skipping classes?

There can be many reasons why a child with autism may avoid or struggle with attending school. Sensory sensitivities, anxiety, communication difficulties, or challenges with social interactions can all contribute to school avoidance. ABA therapy can help by identifying the underlying causes of school-related stress and providing strategies to support classroom participation. 

How does social skills therapy help children with autism?

Social skills therapy helps children develop essential communication and interaction abilities, improving their ability to form friendships, follow social cues, and engage in group activities.

 UTBS Cedar City integrates ABA therapy and structured social learning programs to help children build confidence and independence in social settings.

What are the signs that therapy is working?

Progress in therapy looks different for every child, but some common signs that ABA therapy is working include:

Improved communication

Better social interactions 

Reduced problem behaviors 

Increased independence

Positive engagement in therapy