What We Offer

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 Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy is a scientifically proven, structured approach to understanding and improving behavior. It is commonly used to support individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) but can be effective for people of all ages and with various developmental challenges.

At its core, ABA therapy focuses on identifying and changing behaviors through positive reinforcement, teaching new skills, and reducing challenging behaviors. The therapy uses evidence-based strategies to promote meaningful learning and development, with the goal of enhancing the individual’s quality of life, independence, and social interactions.

 Parent training in ABA therapy involves educating and guiding parents on how to implement the same evidence-based techniques used by therapists in therapy sessions. This training focuses on teaching parents how to manage behaviors, promote positive skills, and create a supportive and structured environment that encourages growth and development for their child.

Through parent training, parents learn to become active participants in their child’s treatment, leading to greater success and long-term outcomes. It also helps parents feel more confident in addressing challenges they may face with their child, such as communication difficulties, behavioral issues, or social struggles.

 We work to ensure that parents or guardians are fully informed and equipped to navigate the IEP process and that the child receives the most appropriate educational experience. This advocacy can involve attending IEP meetings, helping to communicate concerns, negotiating for specific services or accommodations, and ensuring that the school district is complying with legal requirements. 

 Social skills are fundamental for navigating the world around us, and ABA therapy provides a structured, systematic approach to teaching these skills. Whether it's initiating a conversation, cooperating with others in play, or managing emotions, ABA therapy offers valuable tools to help individuals with ASD and other developmental disabilities develop the social skills necessary for a more fulfilling and independent life. By using a variety of evidence-based techniques tailored to the individual's needs, ABA therapy fosters meaningful progress in social development, opening doors to greater social engagement and inclusion. 

 Through a variety of structured games, activities, and discussions, sibling play groups help siblings learn to relate to one another, cope with any challenges they may face at home, and foster empathy for their sibling with special needs. The group also gives parents a valuable opportunity to connect with others who are experiencing similar situations, creating a sense of community and mutual support.