ABA therapy & training

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is a treatment method recognized by scientific research with the greatest evidence of a positive effect on child development, driven by data, scientifically validated and conceptually systematic.

ABA therapy teaches important and meaningful social behaviors to improve the quality of life of the infant and his family. The main premise of an ABA program is to instruct "how to learn" language and communication skills, social skills, self-help and attention that promote inclusion, and to "unlearn" that is, to decrease or eliminate problematic, inappropriate or disruptive behaviors. family, school or community coexistence. It is essential to carry out this therapy, maintain a collaborative approach between professionals, family and educating.

For children with intellectual development disorder (autism, asperger's, attention deficit and hyperactivity, attention deficit, learning, etc.), ABA therapy programs are efficient, useful and necessary, since they are individualized and focused on the needs that have autonomy, independence and improvement of the quality of life as their goal.

ABA therapy can be offered in a variety of settings, such as home, school, places in the community that the person frequents. The goals and treatment plans used vary according to the needs of each person.

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