Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding and improving behavior. It involves using evidence-based techniques to bring about meaningful and positive changes in behavior, especially for children with developmental challenges. ABA focuses on teaching new skills, enhancing communication, and reducing behaviors that may be harmful or disruptive.
ABA therapy is designed to support children in developing essential life skills, improving social interactions, and addressing behavioral challenges. Through consistent and personalized intervention, ABA helps children learn new behaviors and skills, which can lead to greater independence and a better quality of life.
We specialize in early intervention, primarily serving children from infancy through early adolescence. However, our services can be tailored to meet the needs of older children and adolescents who may benefit from ABA therapy.
The frequency and duration of therapy sessions depend on the individual needs of the child. We offer a range of options, from intensive daily sessions to less frequent, targeted interventions, based on what will be most effective for your child.
Absolutely! We believe that parent involvement is crucial to the success of ABA therapy. We offer parent training and support to help families understand and apply ABA strategies at home, reinforcing the skills and behaviors being taught in therapy.
The cost of our services varies depending on the specific needs and the therapy plan developed for your child. We offer a range of payment options and work with many insurance providers. Please contact us directly to discuss your individual situation and explore financial options.
Getting started is easy! Simply contact us to schedule an initial consultation. During this meeting, we’ll discuss your child’s needs, answer any questions, and begin the process of creating a personalized therapy plan
While every child is unique and progress can vary, ABA therapy has been extensively studied and shown to be highly effective in improving behaviors and skills in children with developmental challenges. Many families see significant improvements in their child’s communication, social interactions, and daily living skills.
