Why Us
ABA Therapy
A Nurturing Plan That
Brings Change
ABA is an acronym for Applied Behavior Analysis. It is a science data-based therapy that involves a step by step application: assessment, evaluation, and implementation of a personalized hands-on plan that builds on strengths and addresses weaknesses to refine behavior and forward achievement in life.
Individualized Program
Positive
Prompting
Social Skills
Communication Reinforcement
Everyday Tasks
Improved
Behavior
Self-Esteem
Key Elements of
ABA Curriculum
Individualized Program
Tailored therapy designed for each child
Positive
Prompting
Pragmatic reminders to reinforce lessons
Social Skills
Exercises that promote human interaction
Communication Reinforcement
Tools to fortify effective language and communication
Everyday Tasks
Skills related to personal hygiene and simple chores
Improved
Behavior
Encouragement of good conduct versus poor behavior
Self-Esteem
Development of confidence, self-worth, and the will to succeed

Transforming ABA Treatment
A Process That Works
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Our Assessment
We meet with you and your child, gather insurance information, discuss concerns, assess needs, draw up a tailored therapy program based on our evaluation and assign a compatible therapist to implement the plan.
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Our Therapy
The therapist implements a supervised plan incorporating ABA and complementing therapies. Over time, we reevaluate and contrive therapy changes to reach goals and teach your child to channel individual challenges to life-changing growth.
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Our Success
We’re with you every step of the way, ensuring your child learns how to use individual challenges towards proactive growth. Your child is presented with the tools to work towards….
We Create a Customized Plan for Your Child
Frequently Asked Questions
ABA is an acronym for Applied Behavior Analysis. It is a science data-based therapy that involves a step by step application: assessment, evaluation, and implementation of a personalized plan that builds on strengths and addresses weaknesses to refine behavior and forward achievement in life.
Autism has no cure, hence therapy cannot treat it. However, it can address the symptoms of autism, by working with children on the spectrum to change behavior for the better.
ABA therapy relies on prompting and reinforcement to build a child’s social strengths and mitigate his or her maladaptive behaviors. At the same time, the process incorporates progress-monitoring and plan-restructuring if necessary to add techniques that will further advance individual goals.