What is ABA therapy?
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Who is eligible for ABA Therapy?
ABA therapy has been shown to benefit a wide range of populations but is most consistently recognized as a treatment for autism spectrum disorders. Any individual needing to improve in a developmental or behavioral area would be considered “eligible” for ABA therapy. Some insurance companies will limit coverage to those individuals who hold an autism spectrum diagnosis.
What skills are targeted in an ABA therapy program?
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What happens during an ABA assessment?
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How does ABA therapy work?
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How can my child get the most out of therapy?
Both parent and child need to be dedicated to getting the most out of this experience. Active participation and commitment is crucial to overall success. After all, sessions are typically only once a week. It’s the work that is done outside of sessions that will really help you see growth and development.
What is the difference between my child talking to a parent or working with a therapist?
The difference is between someone who can do something, and someone who has the training and experience to do that same thing professionally. A mental health professional can help your child approach their situation in a new way – learn new skills, gain different perspectives in a safe space without judgement or expectations.