What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a proven evidence-based, best practice model used to provide effective treatment to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as well as other behavioral and developmental disabilities.
The utilization of ABA therapy has gained significant recognition in the medical community and has been integrated into numerous educational institutions and treatment centers. This form of therapy seeks to promote beneficial behaviors while minimizing undesirable ones, with the ultimate goal of enhancing a range of skills. There is a consistent evaluation of the child's progress, allowing for ongoing monitoring and assessment.
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Programs & Objectives
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How does ABA Work?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a systematic approach to influencing behavior. Therapists observe a child's behavior, note triggers and outcomes, and then develop tailored strategies to promote positive behaviors and reduce negative ones. Techniques include positive reinforcement, skill teaching, and providing socially appropriate alternatives. The child's progress is continually evaluated and adjustments made to maximize improvement. Consequently, ABA can lead to significant advancements in communication, social relationships, self-care, and academic performance.
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Program Objectives
​The primary objectives of ABA therapy include:
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Behavioral Improvement
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Skill Acquisition
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Generalization
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Independence
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Parent Development
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Social Growth
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Remember, however, that while these objectives are generally consistent across ABA programs, individual goals may vary based on a child's specific needs.
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Services Offered
We offer a variety of service options to meet the developing needs of each child. A BCBA will work with you and your family to analyze and recommend the best course of treatment.
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ABA Therapy 1:1
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Assessment and Treatment Planning
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Social Skills Training
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Parent Training
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Center & Hybrid Home-Based Services