Signature ABA Therapy

ABA therapy can produce meaningful change by assessing, observing, designing, implementing, and evaluating environmental events. It can be used to teach developmental skills including language and communication, daily living skills, social skills, self-management and more. ABA therapy is an effective practice in the treatment of problem behavior an... d uses a systematic method to identify patterns and functions of behavior. Caregivers, siblings, grandparents, and school staff are trained on techniques and intervention to promote generalization and maintenance of skills learned during one-to-one therapy. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programs are created by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) after a thorough initial assessment that details your child's unique skills and behavioral needs. After the initial parent interview and intake assessment, the BCBA will make a clinical determination of medical necessity to indicate the number of hours your child may benefit from. How does ABA therapy work? A board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) designs and directly oversees programming that is individualized for each person we serve. We recognize that each person and each environment works differently, therefore we adapt strategies to fit the needs of each unique person. ABA therapy is tailored for each person's skills, needs, interests, cultural and individual preferences, and home environment. The goal of ABA treatment is to help each person increase skills to become more independent and successful in the short term, as well as in the future. Upon the start of services, the BCBA will complete a detailed assessment of behavior and skills. They then use this information to write specific treatment goals. Our WorkRead More