Applied Behavior Analysis is a science based intervention that has been proven successful at increasing adaptive skills and reducing problem behavior. Through the use of the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, clients are taught adaptive skills that foster independence. Applied Behavior Analysis services are provided in the child's natural environment so as to increase adaptive skills.
Individualized Program
Improved social skills
Increased communication skills
Development of adaptive skills
Overall improved outcomes
Decrease in problem behavior
Research - Based intervention
Improved functional skills
Collaborative
Siza's core speciality is children ages two to six years old.
The program infuses communication and social skills through pivotal response treatment (PRT) in the child's treatment plan.
PRT is a play based, child-led treatment that is based on the principles of applied behavior analysis.
1. Attain a diagnosis and a comprehensive evaluation (varies based on provider administering the evaluation) through a pediatrician, developmental pediatrician or other qualified provider
2. Obtain a referral for ABA services
3. Schedule a consultation
4. Complete intake
5. BCBA completes a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP)
6. Initiation of services
1. Natural Environment Teaching
Skills are taught in the client's natural environment such as home, school or community.
2. Antecedent Intervention
Strategies are developed so as to intervene before the client engages in problem behavior.
3. Functional Communication Training
Analysis of verbal behavior so as to increase communication skills.
All Siza clinicians hold a Bachelors in psychology or in a similar field
All staff receive twenty hours of ABA training a year, in addition to an initial 50 hours of
Adhere to the BACB's standards & codes
Compassionate & Caring
Collaborate with parents & others
