The development of a child is shaped by learning and behavior in applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy. Aggression and self-harm are two problematic behaviors that can be reduced with ABA therapy for children with autism. Our behavior analysts also combine additional therapies into their general behavioral treatments, such as feeding therapy or play therapy.

Our behavior analysts at ART offer ABA therapy in both clinical and community settings. To give our interventions, we can work with your child at our clinic or travel to any other settings where they function best, such as your home, your place of employment, your child's classroom, etc.

Our ABA treatments at the Autism Response Team always start with a thorough evaluation of each client. Understanding your child's baseline behavioral accomplishments and difficulties can help us tailor our treatment to their particular needs.

Depending on the child's age, objectives, and concerns, our behavior analysts examine each one using a variety of assessment resources and tools. After examining these evaluations, our professionals can formulate a thorough medical diagnosis and construct tailored treatment programs that incorporate behavioral therapies supported by empirical research.

Beginning therapies at a young age, when many behaviors are still not obviously unusual, can help bridge the achievement gap between a kid with autism and a child without any disabilities, leading to a happier childhood.

At ART, we offer ABA infant development programs to support the earliest possible development of good behaviors. With the help of the interventions provided by speech, occupational, and physical therapists in our comprehensive programs, your child will have the best chance of success as they enter middle childhood.

At ART, we believe that parental involvement and education are essential components of the effective interventions for kids on the autism spectrum. Our 16-hour parent education groups are beneficial if you have a kid who has an autistic spectrum disorder.

Our child therapy sessions begin with our parent education groups. These groups can provide you the tools you need to make ABA therapy work best for your child, enhancing your capacity to support them as they mature.