We provide a comprehensive range of techniques to empower you as an active partner in your child’s development. Our approach is grounded in the belief that Succeeding with ABA requires a collaborative partnership between families and our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs).
Key techniques and training components we utilize include:
- Functional Communication Training (FCT): We coach you to teach your child socially acceptable replacement behaviors—such as using signs, pictures, or speech-generating devices—to express needs, which effectively reduces challenging behaviors.
- Positive Reinforcement Strategies: You will learn how to select and implement meaningful reward systems, such as token economies or behavior charts, to encourage and maintain desired skills.
- Structured Coaching Models: We use a mix of 1:1 coaching sessions with live feedback, video modeling to demonstrate correct implementation, and hands-on practice to ensure you feel confident using these tools during daily routines.
- Data-Driven Decision Making: We teach you how to use paper logs or mobile apps to track progress. This allows us to work together to adjust strategies based on real-world results.
- Generalization Training: We guide you in applying these strategies across different settings, such as mealtime, playdates, or community outings, to help your child achieve long-term independence.
Results may vary based on individual patient circumstances. Please consult with a healthcare professional for diagnosis or treatment advice.
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