Assessment:

• A thorough assessment is conducted to identify the individual's strengths and weaknesses, as well as the specific behaviors that need to be addressed.

Goal Setting:

• Based on the assessment, specific and measurable goals are set for the individual. These goals are often broken down into smaller, achievable steps.

Data Collection:

• ABA therapy involves the systematic collection and analysis of data to track progress and make informed decisions about the effectiveness of interventions.

Interventions:

• A variety of evidence-based techniques and strategies are used to teach and reinforce positive behaviors while minimizing or eliminating undesirable ones. Interventions include prompting, shaping, and positive reinforcement.

Generalization:

• ABA aims to ensure that the skills learned in therapy generalize to different environments and situations, promoting long-term success and independence.

Parent and Caregiver Involvement:

• Parents and caregivers are trained to implement strategies at home and in daily routines to support the individual's progress.