Applied Behavior Analysis
Applied Behavior Analysis is effective for children with psychological disorders in a variety of settings, including schools, workplaces, homes, and clinics. It has also been shown that consistent ABA can significantly improve behaviors and skills and decrease the need for special services.
Our trained therapists use teach play, communication, self-help and academic skills to help your child improve socially significant behaviors.
Teaching
Uses the scientific principles of learning and motivation in order to effectively teach.
Concentration
Concentrates on the idea that consequences of how we behave will affect how we learn and what we will do in the future.
Social
Seeks to improve socially significant behaviors while demonstrating reliable relations between the procedures used and the change in the individual’s behavior
Positive
Uses positive reinforcement to increase positive behaviors and social interactions while decreasing challenging or inappropriate behaviors.
Individualized
ABA therapy provides each individual with a tailored program that suites their unique needs.
Meaningful
Uses techniques and principles to bring about meaningful and positive change in behavior.
How We Help Your Child
Least restrictive approach
Procedures based on positive reinforcement
Social skills training model
Listening & following directions
Redirection
Difficulties with daily routine
Aggression, property misuse, self-injury, elopement
Inattention
Team Setting
Functional approach to behavior-teaching replacement behaviors
Eye Contact
Functional communication skills
Crisis management & safety protocols
Bedtime/sleeping difficulties
Sensory related behaviors
Antecedent based interventions
Avoidance of restrictive/punitive procedures
Play skills & peer relations
Self-regulation & self-control
Outbursts/tantrums
Toileting issues
School difficulties
Transition difficulties
Our Approach
We spend a lot of time ensuring your child’s experience is as unique as his/her difficulties as no child is alike in how they respond to treatment.
