Summer 2026 registration is open!

 

Camp Perch is a safe space for children with disabilities to experience summer learning opportunities responsive to their unique needs.

Perch is a trusted partner of both public and private schools in the Puget Sound area. During the academic year, our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (BTs) create intensive programming to work 1:1 with learners of all ages in school, community, and home settings. In the summer, our group enjoys getting to know new students through joy-based learning rooted in the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and implemented by staff trained specifically to support those with more exceptional behavior profiles.

Camper Groups
Pebbles - ages 6-10
Pines - ages 11-14

Monday-Friday from 8:30am-3pm
June 29 - August 14
>>>Ready Week August 17 - 21<<<
4100 Genesee St. Seattle WA 98116

>>>The week of August 17th is dedicated to making a smooth transition back into the school year. “Ready Week” will prioritize school-readiness by easing campers into school-similar schedules and expectations. At the end of “Ready Week”, caregivers will receive reports from BCBAs with expertise working within the school setting to help inform the campers’ new teaching team of their summer progress. Interim IEP data may be available, depending on the campers’ specific IEP goals. <<<

Tuition: $895/week
We require a minimum of three weeks for enrollment.
Discount offered to campers enrolled in all weeks of camp!

Questions? Email us:
Summer@perchbehavioralhealth.com

Learn more about our team and Perch’s core values on our homepage.

Register here

Details:

  • Minimum 1:3 ratio (adult: camper)*

  • Snack and lunch provided daily

  • IEP and additional documentation may be requested for enrollment

Goals Include:

  • Social learning through facilitated peer interactions

  • Daily living and community safety skills

  • Safe transitions

  • Self-advocacy and communication skills

Activities Include:

  • Tabletop games

  • Crafts and exploratory creative projects

  • Outdoor recreation

Who should enroll:

  • Children (ages 6 - 14) with disabilities or who may have challenges socializing with peers and those still developing skills necessary to become more independent

  • Learners that can be successful with a 1:3 (adult:camper) ratio*

  • Those with sensitivities that may make more traditional summer camps aversive or difficult

    *1:1 placement options are available at a separate tuition rate; places are extremely limited so caregivers are encouraged to apply early

More about Perch summer programming:

Camp Leaders

Perch Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Licensed Assistant Behavior Analysts (LABAs) are licensed and registered through the WA-DOH and Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB); they hold graduate degrees in Education, Special Education, or Applied Behavior Analysis. Perch BCBAs are dedicated to prioritizing a learner’s dignity at all times, using systems of reinforcement rather than punitive measures to teach, and creating safe, fun, experiences to keep everyone “Happy, Relaxed, and Engaged”! BCBAs are experts in teaching social skills including perspective taking, social communication, problem solving, and self-advocacy.

Camp Perch BCBAs will design activities for the campers in which the BTs are able to easily embed learning that looks and feels like play (because it is!)

Group Leaders (BTs)

Perch Registered Behavior Technicians (BTs) are licensed and registered through the Washington Department of Health and the Behavior Analyst Certification Board. They receive direct oversight and training from their BCBA supervisors, participate in quarterly all-staff education, and complete annual safety training. Most of Perch’s BTs hold or are in the process of earning undergraduate degrees in Psychology, Child Development, Education, or another related field. Many plan to become BCBAs themselves!