Welcome to the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), a proven approach to understanding and improving behavior. At its core, ABA therapy is about promoting meaningful skill acquisition and helping individuals, particularly those on the autism spectrum, lead more independent...

Yes, ABA therapy can be done online! With the growth of telehealth, online ABA therapy has become a convenient and effective way for families to access therapy from the comfort of their own home.  Whether you’re in a rural area or simply prefer the flexibility of...

Key Highlights Here’s what you’ll learn in this blog: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach parents can apply at home. Parent involvement strengthens consistency and helps children generalize new skills. Core ABA techniques — like positive...

Key Highlights ABA therapy for autism transforms play into powerful opportunities for growth. Through play-based ABA strategies, children learn vital social, communication, and life skills — all while having fun and building confidence. Here’s what makes ABA play therapy so...

ABA therapy for a 2-year-old focuses on early learning through play, connection, and positive reinforcement. At this age, sessions are designed to feel fun and natural—helping young children build foundational skills like communication, following directions, social interaction, and...

Defining an ABA Therapist When parents search for the ABA therapist definition, they seek clarity on the professional qualifications and methods behind Applied Behavior Analysis therapy. An ABA therapist is a practitioner trained in behavior analysis who uses evidence-based...

Parent involvement is key in ABA therapy. Understanding why parent training is required in ABA helps families see its critical role in a child’s progress. Why Parent Training Matters ABA skills work best when reinforced consistently across all environments. Parent training...

The phrase “punishment in ABA therapy” often causes confusion. Many believe ABA relies on harsh discipline, but that’s a common misunderstanding. Here’s a direct look at misconceptions about punishment in ABA therapy and what the facts say. What Punishment Means in ABA In ABA,...

For children with autism, self-regulation challenges often stand in the way of learning and independence. Whether it’s calming down after disappointment or coping with sensory overload, these skills take time to build. ABA therapy provides the structure to make that learning...

Anxiety doesn’t always look like worry or fear in children with autism. Sometimes it shows up as refusal to leave the house, loud outbursts, or repetitive behaviors. As an ABA therapist, I’ve seen firsthand how structured strategies can turn overwhelming moments into opportunities...