ABA therapy is beneficial for all children, but especially those with mild to severe developmental delays or symptoms of autism spectrum disorder

ABA therapy is beneficial for all children, but especially those with mild to severe developmental delays or symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, including PDD-NOS. Do any of these scenarios sound familiar? The child who is verbal but tantrums, kicks, screams and throws objects around the house or classroom whenever he is told no... The young girl who is shy and reserved, and doesn’t greet--or even look at--her family at home, or play with the other kids at daycare... The nonverbal son who c...

ABA therapy is beneficial for all children, but especially those with mild to severe developmental delays or symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, including PDD-NOS. Do any of these scenarios sound familiar? The child who is verbal but tantrums, kicks, screams and throws objects around the house or classroom whenever he is told no... The young girl who is shy and reserved, and doesn’t greet--or even look at--her family at home, or play with the other kids at daycare... The nonverbal son who cannot request his basic needs at an age when other children can... You wish you had a way to communicate better with your child. Even more, you wish your child could more fully communicate with you. That’s where ABA comes in. ABA therapy—while not a cure for autism or other related disorders—has a proven track record of encouraging positive behaviors and discouraging negative behaviors to improve a variety of skills. Reach out today to Advanced Behavioral Therapy so we can give you the support you need to start the therapy process for your child.