Benefits of ABA Therapy

Improves social skills

Enhances independent living skills

Decreases maladaptive behaviors

Promotes functional communication skills

Improves focus and attention

Increases compliance with directives

Provides training to the caregiver

Who can benefit from receiving ABA therapy?

Once only acknowledged as a treatment for Autism, there is now evidence supporting the use of ABA therapy to treat other disorders. Some of the most common disorders for which ABA therapy is prescribed, include: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), Global developmental delay (GDD), and Other conduct disorder. While these are the most commonly associated with benefitting from services, children experiencing any behavioral challenges, with or without a diagnosis can benefit from services as well.

and communication delays, difficulty understanding communication, difficulty with problem-solving, and/or difficulty with social skills.

The Bottom Line

Irrespective of any diagnosis your child may currently have, ABA therapy is aimed at improving quality of life, where a team of professionals will be implementing a customized treatment plan for your child’s betterment. During treatment your child will gain the skills necessary to improve socialization skills, develop independent living skills, reduce interfering maladaptive behaviors, increase communication skills and increase focus and attention. Your child’s individual needs will be assessed in an ongoing fashion and the ABA therapy treatment plan will be modified to fit specific needs. At A1A Behavioral Health we are, enhancing the quality of life of all patients, families, and all those we serve.