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An applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment plan can feel like a wall of treatment terms, especially when you are just trying to understand what it means for your child. One such term is “ABA therapy goals.” An ABA therapy goal is a specific, measurable skill or behavior change that a treatment plan is built around. […]
ABA and Social Skills: How Therapy Can Help Your Child Become More Social Using various techniques and continuous support, ABA helps build social skills in children. With time and effort, your child may become more confident connecting with peers and engaging in play. Learn more about how ABA therapy can help your child with their […]
Yes, many studies have proven that ABA therapy does help with speech and communication. Through custom intervention plans, ABA therapists and their team can help your child build communication and social skills to express themselves and connect with others. Learn more about ABA therapy for speech and communication below. ABA Therapy vs. Speech Therapy: What’s […]
The number of ABA therapy hours your child needs will vary depending on their age and needs. This is not a negative reflection of your child. Rather, it’s what an ABA therapist considers necessary to help your child reach their developmental goals. Learn more about how many hours of ABA therapy is needed and why […]
Yes, you can do ABA therapy without an autism diagnosis. However, most insurance companies require a diagnosis before they will cover an evaluation, consultation, or sessions. Navigating through the processes for an autism diagnosis, insurance, and ABA therapy can be a lot for a person to handle on their own—which is why we’ve created this […]
During an ABA assessment, a board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) and their team will evaluate your child to determine the right intervention plan for them. The evaluation will include gathering information from both you and your child and using that data to create a custom care plan. Learn about the ABA assessment process in more detail […]
We understand that some people hesitate to try ABA therapy because of its complicated past, but the current iteration has made a world of difference for those with developmental delays or neurodivergent conditions. Let’s discuss the history of ABA therapy and how it’s evolved over the past 100 years. That way, you can feel confident […]
An ABA therapist is a healthcare professional trained in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). ABA therapy is a resource often used by families with children who have autism, behavioral delays, or other neurodivergent conditions. ABA therapists and their team work with clients on a case-by-case basis to help them improve their quality of life. Learn more […]
The core basics of ABA therapy are the same whether done at home or in a center, but there are important differences. This is what makes answering the “ABA therapy in-home vs. center-based” question so difficult when parents want us to tell them which to choose. Below, we’ll dive into the differences between these forms […]
No, ABA therapy doesn’t replace school. Instead, ABA should be seen as a complementary tool that can enhance your autistic child’s school experience. Both school and ABA help your child develop necessary academic and life skills, but their approaches are different. Learn how to integrate ABA therapy and school with minimal stress for your family. […]
