ABA

What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientifically proven approach to treating autism symptoms. It works best when started early and delivered with enough intensity and consistency.

ABA uses research-based strategies to build skills that matter most in everyday life—like communication, self-help abilities, social skills, and play skills. Therapists start by evaluating a child's strengths and areas of need, then teach new skills using methods such as:

• Natural environment teaching
• Incidental teaching
• Modeling
• Task-based schedules
• Environmental adjustments
• Positive reinforcement

Therapy is delivered one-on-one and can range from a more intensive model (30+ hours per week)—typically for children under 5 or those with more significant behavioral challenges to a more focused model that targets 4–5 specific skills.

What Makes ABA Therapy Effective

• Practice across settings and people. A skill isn't truly learned until a child can use it in different places (clinic, home, community) and with different people (therapists, parents, siblings, grandparents, teachers).
• Parent involvement. Parents play a key role in their child's progress. We train parents in the same techniques our therapists use, so learning continues at home.
• Highly trained staff. Everyone working with your child is trained in behavior analysis and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
• Data-driven progress. We track data continuously and review it regularly to make sure your child keeps moving forward.

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