Cristina Busu
Chief Executive Officer / BCBA
MSBCBALBA
ABA TherapyOccupational TherapySpeech Therapy
Help Hope Solutions
Center-based in Plano, TX
3.3(14 Google reviews)
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Ages served
Children, adolescents, and adults; cited range 14 months to 22 years
Availability
Accepting new clients
Setting
Center-based
Languages
English
Overview
Autism therapy and services in Plano
Founded in 2007 by BCBA Cristina Busu, this Plano-based group practice runs two clinic locations — Preston and Windcom — and brings ABA therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and developmental screenings under one roof. Children, adolescents, and adults from roughly 14 months to 22 years old are served, with autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, and developmental delays at the center of the practice's focus. A team of more than a dozen BCBAs works alongside allied health clinicians, coordinating care across disciplines rather than referring families to separate providers. The center has spent nearly two decades building out what it describes as a comprehensive, multidisciplinary model rooted in individualized programming.
Best for
Families in the Plano area looking for one location where ABA, speech, OT, and PT clinicians actively coordinate rather than operate in silos — especially useful for children with complex or overlapping support needs.
Their approach
ABA programming runs at a 1:1 ratio with RBTs and is supervised by BCBAs who continuously monitor and adjust each child's goals; reinforcement-based methods are woven into a clinic environment designed to feel engaging rather than clinical. On-site speech, OT, and PT teams consult directly with the ABA staff, so adjustments in one discipline can inform programming in another.
What to expect
Enrollment begins with an online application or a physician therapy request form, both available through the practice's website. Center-based ABA is offered in part-time and full-time formats, while speech, OT, and PT are accessed through a separate specialty clinic arm at specialty.helphopesolutions.com.
Services
Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
- Setting
- center
- BCBA Led
- Yes
- Age Focus
- childrenadolescentsadults
- Intensity
- Part-time and full-time options available
- Program Type
- comprehensive
- Parent Training
- Yes
Occupational Therapy
- Ages
- Children, adolescents, and adults
- Focus
- sensory integrationfine motoradaptive skillsmotor planning
- Settings
- center
Speech Therapy
- Ages
- Children, adolescents, and adults
- Focus
- languagearticulationsocial-pragmaticcognitive-communicationfluencyfeeding/swallowing
- Settings
- center
The people
Meet the Help Hope Solutions team
Team includes 12 BCBAs.
Jessica Fugazzotto
Clinical VP / BCBA
MSBCBALBA
Jessica earned her MS in Applied Behavior Analysis from Simmons College and became board certified in November 2018; she has more than eight years of experience providing behavioral services to children aged 2–18 with autism and developmental disabilities. As Clinical VP at Windcom, she supervises the BCBA team and co-manages daily clinical operations with the Executive VP and CEO.Read more
Amy Frye
Executive VP / BCBA
MEdBCBALBA
Amy holds an MEd with a Behavior Analysis focus from the University of Cincinnati and a BS in Psychology from Texas Woman's University, and has been part of HHS since 2016. At the Preston center she oversees BCBA supervision, graduate student training, and day-to-day clinical operations alongside the leadership team.Read more
Caitlyn Longoria
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Caitlyn has worked in ABA since 2017 and holds an MA and BCBA credential; she works at the Preston clinic where her focus centers on uncovering how each individual communicates and building that connection to the wider world around them.Read more
Hayoon Chung
BCBA
MSBCBALBA
Hayoon completed her MS in Human Development and Early Childhood Disorders at UT Dallas and obtained her BCBA in 2023, having started as an RBT at HHS in 2022 during her graduate program. At the Preston location she channels a particular commitment to autism advocacy and community inclusion into her clinical work.Read more
Kayla Holloway
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Kayla holds an MA in Special Education with an ABA concentration from Arizona State University and a BA in Psychology from Lyon College, joining HHS as an RBT in 2021 before earning her BCBA. At the Preston office she emphasizes independence and goal attainment for every client she supports.Read more
Karina Carrillo
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Karina earned a bachelor's in Child Development from Texas Woman's University and an MA from Arizona State University, starting at HHS in 2019 and growing from RBT to BCBA at the Preston clinic. She is motivated by seeing each client become a fuller version of themselves.Read more
Dannah Diebas
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Dannah holds an MA in Applied Behavior Analysis from Simmons University and a BA in Psychology from UT Dallas, and has worked in ABA since 2020 — progressing from RBT through team lead and clinical assistant to BCBA at the Windcom center. Her clinical focus is on understanding behavior and improving quality of life for people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.Read more
Alisha Fletcher
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Alisha's MA in Applied Behavior Analysis comes from the University of North Texas, paired with a BA in Integrative Studies spanning Special Education, Social Work, and Sociology. Four years at the Windcom center have taken her from RBT through team lead to BCBA, and she brings enthusiasm for applying behavioral science to meaningfully support children and their families.Read more
Alyssa Triplett
BCBA
MABCBALBA
Alyssa brings a BS in Social Work (2016) and an MA in Early Childhood Education (2018) to her role as a BCBA at the Preston clinic. Her path into ABA grew from a longstanding passion for working with children, deepened by several years of direct support for children with autism.Read more
Victoria Coleman
BCBA
MSBCBA
Victoria holds a BS in Biology from UNT and an MS in Applied Behavior Analysis (December 2021), having joined HHS in 2020 and advanced from RBT to BCBA at Windcom under the clinical VP's supervision. She sees helping children build fuller lives — and training others to do the same — as central to what makes ABA meaningful work.Read more
Blanca Medina
BCBA
MEdBCBALBA
Blanca earned a master's in Special Education from Arizona State University and has been with HHS since 2021, moving from RBT through team lead and clinical assistant to BCBA at the Windcom center. She is driven by the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of children through evidence-based behavioral therapy.Read more
Reputation
What families say about Help Hope Solutions
3.3
14 reviews
Ratings and reviews sourced from Google.
Good to know
Common questions about Help Hope Solutions
Does Help Hope Solutions offer in-home or center-based ABA therapy?
Help Hope Solutions provides ABA therapy in center settings in and around Plano. In-home suits families who want skills practiced in the child's own environment, while center-based offers a structured, distraction-light space.
How many hours of ABA therapy does Help Hope Solutions provide?
Programs typically run Part-time and full-time options available, with the exact plan set by your child's BCBA after an initial assessment. Comprehensive programs address several developmental areas at once, while focused programs target specific skills.
Is ABA therapy covered by insurance in Texas?
In Texas, many commercial health plans and Texas Medicaid cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. A confirmed diagnosis is required for coverage, which is why many families begin with an evaluation — Help Hope Solutions can help you confirm your benefits first.
What does occupational therapy at Help Hope Solutions help with?
Their pediatric OT supports sensory integration, fine motor, adaptive skills and motor planning. Sessions are play-based, so they feel like fun to your child while building real, everyday skills.
What ages does Help Hope Solutions serve?
Help Hope Solutions serves ages Children, adolescents, and adults; cited range 14 months to 22 years. If your child is near the edge of that range, it's worth reaching out — providers often make case-by-case decisions.
Where is Help Hope Solutions located?
Help Hope Solutions is located at 7800 Preston Rd #202, Plano, TX 75024, serving families throughout Plano and the surrounding area. If getting there is difficult, ask whether telehealth or in-home options are available.
Is Help Hope Solutions accepting new clients?
Help Hope Solutions is currently accepting new clients in Plano. Sharing your child's age and insurance up front helps them tell you quickly whether they're a fit — availability can change fast.
Ratings sourced from Google. Autism Services Finder verifies listings but doesn’t endorse providers. Updated July 2026.
7800 Preston Rd #202, Plano, TX 75024
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