Starting ABA Therapy: What to Know
What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based therapy used to help children—especially those with autism—build skills, improve communication, and reduce challenging behaviors.
Key Features of ABA Therapy:
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Evidence-Based Interventions
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We use only proven, research-backed strategies.
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Focus on Executive Functioning & Self-Regulation
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Supports skills like self-control, flexibility, and focus.
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Real-Life Learning Environments
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Therapy may take place in our center, home, school, or community settings.
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Individualized, One-on-One Support
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Daily sessions target goals like communication and adaptive skills with a dedicated therapist.
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Consistency Matters
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A regular schedule is essential for progress.
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Wondering if ABA therapy is right for your child?
If the following statements apply, our services may be a great fit for your family:
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My child has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or another developmental delay/disability.
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My child demonstrates behaviors that interfere with learning, communication, or daily living.
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I want to increase my child’s skills in areas such as communication, play, socialization, or independence.
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My child is between the ages of 2 and 6.
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I can commit to a consistent weekly schedule (most ABA programs range from 10–40 hours/week based on need).
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I have a quiet, distraction-free area for therapy if it’s conducted at home.
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I am interested in creating an individualized treatment plan tailored to my child’s needs.
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I am looking for services delivered by trained professionals (e.g., BCBA, RBT).
