ABA Therapy for Children with Autism in Alamo and McAllen
At BrightPath Behavior’s Alamo clinic, we provide play-focused, clinic-based ABA therapy for autistic children and their families in Alamo, nearby McAllen, and communities across the Rio Grande Valley. Our team creates individualized treatment plans that help children build communication, social, daily living, and school readiness skills in a joyful, supportive environment.
From early learners to school-aged kids, we break big goals into small, achievable steps. During each session, your child practices communication, self-advocacy, behavior management, and coping skills through games, movement, and play so progress carries over to home, school, and the community.
At our Alamo ABA clinic, services include full-day, center-based ABA therapy and ongoing parent training to help you support your child between sessions.
“The most rewarding part of my work is seeing changes in kids over time.”
— Matthew Seago
Our Address:
Located off E. Frontage Rd
427 Duranta Ave., Suite 110, Alamo, TX 78516
Our Phone Number:
833-225-9393
Our Clinic Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm
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Our Alamo ABA clinic is conveniently located off Duranta Avenue, making it an easy drive for families in Alamo, Pharr, Edinburg, McAllen, Donna, and surrounding parts of Hidalgo County.
Matthew Seago, M.A., BCBA, LBA, blends a fun, lighthearted approach with the methodical, data-driven tactics necessary for effective ABA. His primary goal is to help children communicate functionally, empowering them to make choices and experience more of the world around them.
He also coaches his clinical team by fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth, helping them specialize in meaningful and rewarding work. Parents appreciate his ability to incorporate their concerns into customized programming and training sessions.
Matthew earned his master’s degree in counseling psychology from Louisiana State University Shreveport, providing him with a solid foundation for implementing behavior strategies that support skill development in clients. Outside of work, he enjoys hanging out with his two dogs, playing video games, and pursuing his passion as a professional wrestler.
A black belt in Karate and Jiu-Jitsu, he occasionally showcases his abilities in the clinic—whether standing on his hands against the wall or performing flips on a crash pad to redirect and engage clients. His philosophy is simple: “Play as much as you can! If things aren’t fun, then they’re probably not worth doing.”






