What is ABA
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is a type of therapy that improves socially significant behaviors through positive reinforcement. ABA involves many techniques for understanding and changing behavior. ABA is a flexible treatment:
- Can be adapted to meet the needs of each unique person
- Provided in many different locations – at home, at school, and in the community
- Teaches skills that are useful in everyday life
- Can involve one-to-one teaching or group instruction
Home-BASED ABA THERAPY
We understand that each family is unique, and we are very respectful to the families’ culture and values. Treatment plans that we create are also unique and sensitive to meet the families’ life experience and expectations.Our expertly trained behavior therapists will implement positive behavior support by providing home based services that include:
- Teaching pivotal behaviors that will improve client’s everyday life and will open client’s world to new contingencies.
- Decreasing challenging behaviors that impact the client’s ability to function at home and in the community.
- Teaching daily living skills that will maximize client’s independence and enhance the quality of life.
- Working on client’s socialization..
Center-based ABA Therapy
Our center-based therapies will provide a more structured environment to help your child to adjust to the school routine and generalize the skills learned with the therapist at your home as well as access to new fun learning materials, activities, and toys.
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Parent Training
We provide training to parents, caregivers, and any family members, who interact with the client, so they can support their loved ones outside of the therapy sessions! The involvement of the family in the treatment process is critical. With our parent trainings and support parents will learn how to reduce challenging behaviors and increase appropriate behaviors of their loved ones.
Supervision
Behavior therapists who implement behavior support plan and interventions are crucial to the outcome of the client’s success. The skill level, training, consistency, and natural consequences must be securely in place. That is why supervision is a particularly important component to effective service delivery. Ongoing supervision will be provided by the Case Coordinators and Board Certified Behavior Analysist (BCBAs) for the treatment integrity, which includes in-home visits, monitoring the behavior therapist’s performance and providing feedback.
Social Skills Groups
Social Skills Groups will help your child to develop and grow social interaction skills, functional communication skills and play skills throughout the play with peers. You can be confident that you're getting the best care for your child.