If you're considering a career in ABA, delving deeper into the field itself might shed some light on what it's all about. ABA is a systematic study of the intricate interplay between human behavior and the environment. In simpler terms, it's an exploration of why people do what they do in the world around them.
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Human behavior is a vast and intricate tapestry, with every individual bringing a unique pattern of actions and reactions. Have you ever contemplated the motivations behind our actions and the factors influencing our behaviors?
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Research shows that applied behavior analysis helps children with autism learn. ABA works with people of all ages, but it is best to start as early as possible.
Most children are between 2 and 6 years old when they begin ABA treatment. If a child starts at age 2, ABA can help him develop better communication skills and help him learn to follow directions and simple commands, to prepare him for pre-school. For older children, ABA is often used as part of the child’s education, to teach social skills, daily living skills or to help change problem behaviors.
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When hearing experts talk about Autism and Autism treatment, parents often hear the phrase “it’s based on scientific evidence” or its methods are “scientifically proven.” This is absolutely the case, as its principles have developed over decades of research and results.
However, as the family of those children diagnosed with Autism, there is more to your child’s development than just science. We know that you want to make sure your child gets not only the best treatment, but the most engaging and beneficial treatment for them as individuals.
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