Behavioral consultation is a service that is required prior to the initial start of ABA therapy. The behavior analyst will meet with the parent and child to analyze, plan, evaluate, and implement a structured routine for your child to grow.

An ABA assessment is a measurement of your child’s performance across several benchmarks, indicating the appropriate developmental age for each skill. This aids in determining if the goals have been met for your child and will structure your child’s therapy program based on his or her individual needs. Assessments are designed to review the current skills and abilities of your child.

Based on the Learner’s assessment, an effective Treatment Plan is created with appropriate goals. The BCBA will create this treatment plan and will involve the learner’s caregivers.

ABA is a type of therapy that can improve communication, social and learning skills through a form of reinforcement. ABA therapy is widely used in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

ABA parent training is an extremely valuable component of a child’s ABA services. Parent training can even be effective and helpful if your child does not receive one-on-one ABA services. Parent training offers you the opportunity to receive guidance and support from a trained behavior analyst who specializes in creating individualized recommendations and intervention plans that result in meaningful change for each individual.

We work on skill generalization home/community settings & maintain consistent treatment plan across settings. We encourage parents/caregivers to be part of the learner’s circle of support to implement the treatment plan successfully.