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ABA therapy is the recommended intervention for those with autism. ABA therapy addresses developmental delays by teaching clients necessary life skills through proven strategies. However, ABA therapy can be considered intensive. When children need ABA therapy, many parents have questions about how long ABA therapy lasts and its intensity levels.
A functional behavior assessment (FBA) is a means for collecting data on problematic or challenging behaviors. The purpose of a functional behavior assessment is to understand why maladaptive behaviors occur so that a child’s educators, therapists, parents, and caregivers can develop an effective behavioral intervention plan. Learn the more in-depth
A BIP acts as a map to help an ABA therapist, their team, parents or caregivers, and teachers help a child with behavioral challenges. It creates a supportive environment where children can learn and grow to become more independent and find more joy in their lives. Learn more about what
This article was reviewed by Samantha DeRose, MA, BCBA, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Spectrum Behavioral Therapies Daily routines can bring comfort, but for many parents of children with autism, they can also be a source of stress, uncertainty, and constant adjustment. Understanding why routines matter and how changes
When young children struggle to meet developmental milestones, parents often worry. Understanding the next steps and how to get help is vital to the potential for positive outcomes. We’ll explain why early intervention is important and why having your child assessed early is best. What Is Early Intervention in Autism?
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy often incorporates reinforcement, a process that encourages desired behaviors and skill development. What Is Reinforcement in ABA Therapy? Reinforcement in ABA therapy is when something is given or taken away after a child (or adult) to increase the likelihood of the occurrence of desired behavior
A behavioral technician (BT) is a paraprofessional for board-certified behavioral analysts (BCBAs). They execute the applied behavioral analysis (ABA) intervention plans BCBAs create during the ABA sessions. It’s important to note that they are not primary therapists and cannot provide or update treatment plans—a BCBA must do that. People wonder
This article was reviewed by Samantha DeRose, MA, BCBA, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Spectrum Behavioral Therapies. Learning that your child may benefit from ABA therapy can feel overwhelming. Many parents wonder what ABA really looks like, how it works, and whether it will support their child’s growth. You’re
