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Children who experience challenges with social interaction, communication, cooperation, or emotional regulation may benefit from ABA therapy. Eligibility is determined through an individualized assessment by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), focusing on each child’s unique needs and goals.

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) collaborates one-on-one with a client, reviewing progress data and adjusting treatment strategies to support meaningful, measurable growth.

ABA therapy is about building meaningful skills through structure, encouragement, and consistency. This guide breaks down how targeted goals support communication, learning, and confidence in everyday moments.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientifically-based therapy focused on understanding and improving behaviors. It helps us understand how behavior works, how it’s influenced by the environment, and how learning occurs. ABA uses this knowledge to create meaningful, positive changes

Choosing ABA therapy is a thoughtful decision, not a one-size-fits-all answer. This guide explores the benefits and limitations of ABA, helping families make informed, confident choices alongside their care team.

ABA therapy has evolved alongside our understanding of how children learn and grow. This guide traces its history from early behavioral foundations to today’s more compassionate, individualized approaches.

ABA therapy supports more than a diagnosis. Its principles help build communication, learning, and independence across a wide range of developmental needs and everyday challenges.