"The effectiveness of ABA intervention can be summarized in two simple words: it works.

As a leading provider of ABA therapy, we have a long history of improving the lives of children affected by autism through a family-centric approach to ABA.

Every child is unique, and the strength of ABA intervention lies in its adaptability. Rooted in science and research, ABA therapy can be tailored to meet a child’s specific needs, whether it’s a young child preparing for kindergarten or a teenager striving for independence.

Discover how ABA intervention can benefit children of all ages and help both children and families thrive.

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy is regarded as one of the most effective treatments for enhancing social and communication skills and reducing problematic behaviors. It is strongly endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. Surgeon General, American Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, and many other reputable sources. The aim of ABA therapy is to help children reach their fullest potential, no matter where they fall on the spectrum. With a nearly 90% success rate, ABA therapy is often the preferred approach for families following an autism diagnosis.

ABA therapy's effectiveness is largely attributed to its flexibility. Different techniques within ABA therapy contribute to understanding and changing a child’s behavior. This flexibility allows for:

• Creating individualized programs tailored to the child
• Teaching a variety of useful everyday skills
• Breaking down large skills into smaller, manageable steps, reinforced positively
• Providing therapy in various settings, including the child’s home

Family involvement is crucial to the success of ABA therapy. Family members are a child’s most constant and important teachers. ABA therapy is a collaborative effort between the treatment team and the family. Together, they create an environment that fosters meaningful learning opportunities and experiences for the child, both in therapy and at home.

ABA therapy teaches children with autism numerous life-changing skills, including:

• Social skills: Initiating interactions with peers, understanding friendships, practicing sportsmanship, and learning peer preferences.
• Communication skills: Asking meaningful questions, using language to learn, understanding verbal and non-verbal communication, problem-solving, and decision-making.
• Daily living skills: Personal self-care, dental care, choosing appropriate clothing, self-feeding, and fine motor skills.
• School skills: Completing tasks independently, listening to instructions, learning school routines, and retaining information.

Children also learn to replace problematic behaviors like tantrums, noncompliance, or aggression with:

• Asking for help
• Self-managing their emotions
• Coping strategies
• Following schedules and routines

The sooner a child begins ABA therapy, the better their chances for learning and progress. Our family-centric approach and tailored ABA therapy programs aim to support children and families effectively, helping them lead more fulfilling lives."