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What is autism?
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) refers to a range of neurodevelopmental conditions that affect various aspects of daily living. Individuals with autism often experience challenges with communication and social interactions and may exhibit repetitive or disruptive behaviors. The symptoms and levels of functionality can vary widely among those on the autism spectrum.
What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
ABA is a research-based therapy designed to create meaningful and practical behavior changes. It involves analyzing behavior and its social and environmental influences to develop a tailored modification plan. ABA is frequently used with individuals on the autism spectrum to enhance positive behaviors and reduce those that may hinder development. The approach is focused on achieving measurable outcomes and can be applied to teaching both basic skills and more complex abilities.
Who will provide ABA therapy for my child?
ABA therapy is delivered by a team of qualified Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) or Licensed Behavior Analysts (LBAs) and skilled behavior technicians. Teams are carefully selected to meet the specific needs of your child and family.
I’m concerned that my child may have autism. What should I do?
Start by scheduling an appointment with a developmental pediatrician or psychologist for a formal evaluation. If autism is diagnosed, contact our office to arrange a comprehensive assessment of your child’s skills and challenges. Based on this assessment, we will develop a personalized therapy program tailored to your child's unique needs.