Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

ABA services are behavior-based therapy programs that help people build useful skills and reduce behaviors that interfere with daily life. The core idea is simple: understand why a behavior happens, then teach a more helpful alternative.

Overview of ABA

ABA is most commonly used to support children with autism, but it can also help teens and adults improve communication, social skills, independence, and emotional regulation.

What ABA services typically include

  • Behavior assessment — A practitioner observes and identifies which skills or behaviors need support.
  • Individualized treatment plans — Goals are tailored to the person's strengths, challenges, and family priorities.
  • Skill-building sessions — Teaching communication, social interaction, daily living skills, or coping strategies using structured or naturalistic methods.
  • Behavior reduction strategies — Understanding what triggers challenging behaviors and replacing them with safer, more effective behaviors.
  • Parent training — Families learn how to support progress at home.
  • Progress monitoring — Data is collected to adjust strategies and ensure the person is improving.

The Core Principle

ABA focuses on the relationship between three parts of every behavior. By changing these conditions, ABA helps shape more helpful behaviors over time.

Before

Antecedent

What happens before a behavior.

Action

Behavior

The action itself.

After

Consequence

What happens after the behavior.

ABA Staffing

BCBA

BCBA

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst who conducts assessments, designs treatment plans, and oversees ABA programs.

BCaBA

BCaBA

A Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst who provides clinical support under the supervision of a BCBA.

RBT

RBT

A Registered Behavior Technician who delivers direct ABA therapy following the treatment plan created by the BCBA.

Insurances We Accept

Insurance list pending — contact us for current accepted providers.

Parent Involvement Statement

Parents and guardians are expected to actively participate in treatment and support the ABA strategies used at our facility. Consistent involvement is required to help reinforce skills at home and ensure meaningful progress.

Questions about ABA services?

Reach out and our team can walk you through what to expect.

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