Many parents wonder if one-on-one therapy sessions will help their child become more functional.
The answer is a resounding yes!
The therapist is able to observe the child’s strengths and maladaptive behaviors during the session, and then address them accordingly.
The constant interaction between the child and the therapist also allows for a deeper level of communication and connection.
As a result, the child is better able to understand their own needs and how to communicate them effectively.
Ultimately, one-on-one therapy sessions are an invaluable tool in helping children become more functional and independent.
Parents of children with special needs often face many challenges.
One of the most challenging is finding effective therapies that can help their child reach their full potential.
Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA therapy, is one of the most well-established and proven therapies for children with autism and other developmental disorders.
Based on this information, we create a plan that includes specific goals and activities designed to help the child progress.
We then work closely with the parents or primary caregivers to ensure that they are comfortable implementing the program at home.
Our ultimate goal is to help every child reach their full potential and lead a happy and thriving life.
At the therapy center, we specialize in creating custom ABA programs that are tailored to each child’s individual needs. We begin by conducting a thorough assessment of the child’s strengths and weaknesses.
Signature practices
- Everyday Mathematics®: Integrating numbers into real-life routines
- Cooking with Recipes: Creating in the kitchen to learn about counting, measuring, and fractions
- Daily Pre-Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking: Stories and literature to promote the understanding of the relationship between speech and print
- Writing Center: Access to a wide variety of writing tools, paper, and other materials to inspire an interest in writing, creating books, and more
- Science Laboratory: Hands-on opportunities to collect, examine, explore, and experiment with natural materials
- STEM Activities: Building and problem solving using science, technology, engineering, and math
- Woodworking: Real tools and materials to tinker, construct, and explore weight, balance, strength, and texture
we meet kids where they are.
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