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Helping children with autism
We aim to help children with autism and varying special needs learn new skills and achieve independence to the greatest extent possible. We are committed to each child that we work with and understand that you, the parent, trust us with the important task of creating meaningful and practical results for your child. We know that, as children, this is the most crucial time to make a big impact, and we are so excited to be a part of this.
Helping families of children with special needs
We encourage parents to take part in parent training with a BCBA. We also offer parent support groups, connecting parents to share stories, experiences and emotional support. You might feel lost or alone at times, and it is important for us to provide support for the families that we work with.
Maintain Integrity
Everything that we do, we do with integrity. Sometimes this means, taking the hard way. When working with children with special needs, this is a must. We recognize the sensitivity and importance of what we do, without integrity we would be doing a disservice.
Our Mission
Our mission at XYZ ABA is to provide the highest quality and compassionate ABA services for your child. Helping your child be as independent, self-sufficient and happy as possible.
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What is ABA?Applied Behavior Analysis, simply put, is the science of behavior. ABA applies scientifically proven methodologies to help people increase socially significant behaviors. The science focuses on reinforcing these behaviors, to help them increase over time. ABA can be applied to people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, to those with varying special needs and those without. In other words, it can be used with anyone. ABA is often used to increase skills across various domains, as well as increase appropriate replacement behaviors to maladaptive, or troubling, behaviors. The science reaches people by assessing their needs, deficits, preferences and functions (or reasons) of behavior. No two people are the same, and these assessments allow for individualized and custom treatment. Learn More
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Is ABA therapy appropriate for my child?ABA focuses on increasing socially significant behaviors. This includes skills and appropriate replacement behaviors to maladaptive behaviors. ABA can and is used to help people with all different skill levels, with varying diagnoses, without a diagnosis and of all ages. ABA focuses on an array of areas, including daily living skills, verbal behavior, social, play, communication and behavior. To better determine if ABA therapy is appropriate for your child, please contact us.
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How long is ABA therapy?ABA therapy is individualized for each child. The length of time that a child will receive treatment varies greatly. A child is ready for discharge from therapy once that child has developed age appropriate skills, generalized these skills to various settings, people and times, and decreases any maladaptive behaviors to an appropriate level. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst will work closely with parents/caregivers, prior to discharge, to ensure generalization.
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How many hours per week is ABA therapy?The amount of hours of ABA therapy that your child will receive will be determined during the assessment process. This is based on current skill level and any maladaptive behaviors.
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Where does ABA therapy take place?ABA therapy takes place in many settings, including at home, in the community and at school. Your child’s needs will be assessed and the correct setting(s) will be determined based on this assessment.
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I am interested in ABA therapy for my child, what now?"If you are interested in enrolling your child in ABA therapy at XYZ ABA, or interested in learning more, please contact us. You can click “enroll now,” email us at info@xyzaba.com, or call us at 908-337-1107
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Services for those not on the spectrumWhile ABA is the leading treatment for people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, the benefits extend beyond that. Providers utilize ABA to work with children with anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, behavior disorders and those without any diagnosis. The principles of ABA, reinforce and increase appropriate behaviors, are beneficial for many. Learn More
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At what age is ABA most effective?We work with people of all ages, for best results its recommanded to start as early as possible. Most children are between 2 and 6 years old when they begin ABA treatment.
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What is a BCBA?BCBA stands for Board Certified Behavior Analysis. A BCBA holds a masters degree in education, psychology or another related field. Specific graduate coursework is required for a certification as well as 1500 hours of supervised fieldwork and an exam. This is your main contact throughout ABA treatment. Your BCBA will assess your child, supervise treatment, conduct parent training, analyze progress, make any changes needed and be available for any questions or concerns you may have.
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Who works with my child?Your care team will be comprised of a BCBA and a Behavior Technician. We will ask you what you may be looking for, your concerns and match you care team with this in mind. Our clinical director and founder will also be involved with your child’s services and treatment.
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Will you work with my child’s other providers?Yes. We encourage collaboration. This allows for a comprehensive plan and makes sure that everyone is on the same page.
It really is the combination of direct ABA services and parent training that yielded the best results for Sally.
Sally's maladaptive behaviors were hindering her social and communication skills. The combination of services allowed us to create a meaningful change, allowing Sally to work towards age appropriate skills.
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In network
XYZ ABA is an in network provider for most insurance companies. ABA therapy is considered a medical necessity and, therefore, is a covered service under many plans. We will work with you and walk you through the insurance process.
