ABA Therapy
ABA Therapy
Research shows that implementing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles helps build essential foundational skills for children. Learn more about ABA below:
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a structured, evidence-based approach designed to help your child learn across a multitude of developmental domains. These comprehensive developmental domains can include but are not limited to the following: Pre-academic Skills, School Participation Skills, Play Skills and Social Skills, Attending, Functional Communication, Expressive Language, Fine Motor Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Imitation Skills, Personal Care Skills, Receptive Language, Matching/Visual Performance.
Using direct errorless teaching strategies, children are taught these essential skills. These are delivered through settings that are controlled and will aid in preparing them to transition to a classroom setting while in school.
Applied Behavior Analysis Program and Assessment
The overall goal of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is to enhance functional, learning,
and life skills while reducing challenging behaviors. Our ABA treatment includes:
Individualized programs and goals tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs.
ABA therapy ranging from 2-35 hours per week, depending on the needs of the child.
Discrete trial training within structured one-on-one sessions.
Small group instruction
Activity-based errorless learning
Incidental and Natural Environment Teaching
One-on-one support with Registered Behavior Therapists (RBT) and Behavior Therapists, with ongoing supervisions from Senior Therapists and a Clinical Supervisor (BCBA).
Regular case notes sent to parents after each session to keep them updated on their child’s progress, including details on programs, overall mood, and behavior.
Applied Behavior Analysis
ABA is a scientific discipline dedicated to the systematic understanding and modification of behaviour. It employs
evidence-based methodologies to facilitate skill acquisition and produce meaningful, enduring change across the lifespan.
Our ABA treatment includes:
Individualized Treatment Plan
Skill Acquisition
Behavior Management
Language & Communication
Emotional Regulation
Independence In Life Skills
Social Skills
Highlights
Skill Building: The therapist works one-on-one with your child to teach specific skills like communication,
social interaction, self-care, or academic tasks using fun and engaging activities.
Positive Reinforcement
We use positive reinforcement to recognize and celebrate meaningful efforts and successes. By focusing on strengths and achievements, we encourage skill growth in a supportive and motivating way.
Data Collection
The therapist carefully tracks your child’s responses and progress during each activity to measure success and guide future sessions.
Behaviour Support
Our approach to behaviour support focuses on understanding the root cause, or ‘function,’ of a behaviour. We work with the care team to identify any lagging skills and teach supportive, meaningful alternatives that meet the same need.
Parent Collaboration
We collaborate with parents by sharing strategies, offering coaching, and providing regular updates, empowering families to confidently support their child’s growth beyond therapy.