ABA Therapy Treatment
Autistic Child Play Date
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What is ABA Therapy?
ABA therapy is an evidence-based therapy that has been used throughout the years and has proven its efficacy in improving individuals’ lives.
Applied Behavior Analysis focuses on treating the most important aspects that prevent the individual from learning and acquiring new skills. This therapy is inclusive and designed to develop each aspect of the individual’s life such as communication, self-help, social skills, toileting, eating, academics and more. ABA therapy helps the child acquire new skills that have not been learned in the past and/or decrease the undesired behavior such as hitting, screaming, and/or self-injurious behavior.
Positive Reinforcement
Positive reinforcement is a central focus of ABA therapy. It has been supported by evidence that behaviors or actions followed by something meaningful, such as a reward, encourage a person to be more likely to repeat the behavior. Over time this encourages positive behavior change. ABA therapy achieves this by determining a goal behavior. Each time the goal behavior is carried out, something of value to the individual is offered in return. Each goal and reinforcer are developed and tailored to meet the needs of everyone. The goal of ABA therapy is to use positive reinforcement to work on skills and goals that will help individuals become more independent and successful in the short and long term.
Positive Reinforcement
A central focus of ABA therapy is positive reinforcement. It has been supported by evidence that behaviors or actions followed by something meaningful such as a reward encourage a person to be more likely to repeat the behavior. Over time this encourages positive behavior change. ABA therapy achieves this by determining a goal behavior. Each time the goal behavior is carried out something of value to the individual is offered in return. Each goal and reinforcer are developed and tailored to meet the needs of everyone. The goal of ABA therapy is to use positive reinforcement to work on skills and goals that will help individuals become more independent and successful short term and long term.
Compassionate ABA Approach & Trauma Informed Therapy
How Can ABA Therapy Help My Child?
Through implementing systematic teaching strategies, we focus on improvement areas and working on strengthening the strong areas in the child’s learning. In doing so, we can make significant changes to help your child grow and succeed.
Communication skills
Develop verbal and non-verbal communication skills for everyday interactions.
Social skills
Build positive social interactions and meaningful relationships with others.
Academic success
Strengthen focus, learning, and classroom participation skills.
Toilet training
Encourage independence through structured toilet training support.
Daily life skills
Develop important self-help and daily living routines.
Play skills
Promote imaginative play, cooperation, and engagement with peers.
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