Welcome to CBIT Therapy
Expert Tic and BFRB Support
CBIT Therapy is a telehealth occupational therapy practice affiliated with Online OTs LLC. We specialize in Habit Reversal Training to decrease the frequency and intensity of unwanted repetitive actions. Support is available in MA, NY, NH, VT, ME, CT, and RI for patients with the following conditions:
Tic Disorders
- Vocal tics
- Motor tics
- Coprolalia
- Tourette Syndrome
- Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) tic-like behavior
Body-Focused Repetitive Behavior (BFRB)
- Nail, skin, cheek, or lip biting
- Skin picking or scratching
- Hair pulling (Trich)
Tics and BFRB involve unwanted repetitive actions that can significantly impair one's quality of life. Patients often report social isolation, embarrassment, frustration, shame, physical pain, difficulty completing tasks, exhaustion, and a sense of lack of control of their bodies. Habit Reversal Training (HRT) has been proven to decrease the urges and reduce the behaviors. CBIT Therapy utilizes our HRT expertise with Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT) and the Comprehensive Behavioral Model (ComB) to provide practical solutions that are easy to implement.
CBIT Therapy is proud to be one of first practices to offer telehealth services to address the needs of patients and families living with tic disorders and BFRB. Our support continues to be based on common sense strategies that can be quickly put into place at home and on the go.
Payment Information
The practice accepts private pay and the following insurance plans:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield (HMO and PPO)
- Mass General Brigham Health Plan (HMO and PPO)
- Anthem PPO
- Anthem HMO (Massachusetts only)
*All Anthem patients are required to request a referral and pre-authorization.
*All BCBS patients are required to request a referral.
Please ask your pediatrician or PCP to fax these documents to 857-202-5085.
*Patients with insurance that is part of a union must directly seek approval from them in advance.
*A sliding fee scale can be requested for families recieving a total income up to $40,000.
Visit the FAQ page for additional insurance information, including how to try to seek reimbursement from an outside insurer.