Beyond the Behavior follows the principles of ABA to teach children with autism a variety of skills. ABA therapy can take place in a one-on-one setting, or in a small group setting to address social skills. At Beyond the Behavior, ABA is utilized in a variety of ways:
- Functional Behavior Assessments
- Naturalistic Teaching
- Incidental Teaching
- Shaping
- Chaining
- Task Analysis
- Discrete Trial Training
- Parent Training
ABA has been used to teach children with autism a variety of skills. These may include:
- Requesting
- Asking questions
- Conversations
- Toilet training
- Dressing
- Tying shoes
- Eating a variety of foods
- Increasing play skills
- Interacting with peers appropriately
- Interacting with adults appropriately
- Increasing academic skills
- And many more!
If you would like me to coordinate care with another provider (for example, your psychiatrist, primary care physician, etc.), complete this form to authorize release of psychotherapy information:
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