ABA Service
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Behavior Analysts assess child’s current level and abilities and work with parents to develop goals.
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An individual program is created based on your child’s strengths and skill deficits.
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Programs are comprehensive, including academics (colors, letters, reading, etc.), daily living skills, social skills (sharing, turn-taking, joining play, etc.), developmental skills (pretend play, how to play with toys), and a constant, strong emphasis on communication skills.
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Interventionists work directly with the client to teach new skills so that problematic habits can be replaced by productive behaviors.
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Our Interventionists arrive fully equipped with everything they need to conduct a therapy session and log data. Parents provide a space to work in.
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Sessions are approximately 2-5 hours in length, depending on location and program goals.
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Sessions can be scheduled anywhere from once a week, to every day, depending on the child’s needs and the fit for the family.
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Intensive Summer Programs are also available.
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While there are many skills that children with autism need to be taught, teaching skills is not enough for a child to be successful. Our services not only include comprehensive programming for the child, but also support and training for the parents and the inclusion of other family members.
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ABA therapy includes:
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Assessment for determining skill level and program goals
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Individualized program with detailed progress data tracking
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Clinic-based or in-home sessions provided by highly trained interventionists using our specialized materials
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Family consultation to analyze problem behaviors, develop behavior interventions, and teach parenting skills
Who can benefit from ABA therapy:
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Young children who have received a diagnosis of Autism
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Children who have received a diagnosis of another disability
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A child who is struggling with potty training
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Children who need 1:1 support with learning new skills
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A child struggling in school or with homework
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An older child who has difficulty with friends
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Parents who want more skills or feel out of control
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Families in crisis
What family involvement looks like:
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Our whole-family program includes siblings, parents, peers, extended family, and others involved in the child’s life.
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Interventionists can teach the skill first during a one-on-one session, then allow the child to practice the new skill with siblings, parents, and neighborhood friends.