ABA Therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis.

Applied Behavior Analysis is the process of applying principals from behavioral sciences to create social and significant outcomes. ABA Therapy is primarily used for decreasing challenging behaviors and increasing skills that allow an individual to live an independent and functional life.

• Creates a comprehensive behavioral plan that includes a fade-out plan and a goal for independence.

• Uses school as an opportunity to address behavioral, social, and other skill deficits.

• Recommended for building skills aimed at long-term independence.

• Includes required monthly BCBA supervision, data tracking, and progress checks to ensure skill-building and progress toward independence.

 Shadow Services

Utilizing ABA in an Academic Format.

We offer services specific to decreasing academic deficits or addressing problem behaviors occurring in the school setting.   These services can be accessed across a variety of formats and settings. 

• Short-term, immediate support that allows a child to continue participating in their environment (ideal for camp and school).

• Recommended for children with severe behavioral needs.

• Focuses on consistent support without a fade-out plan or goal for independence.

• Designed to maintain participation without targeting long-term independence.

Social Groups

Utilizing ABA in Social Formats.

Social groups provide an opportunity for clients to practice age appropriate social interactions in a controlled environment under the guidance of an ABA provider. For individuals who are not able to access a social group, checkout our DT's Pair-Me-With-A-Peer.

Training in ABA Practices.