At ABLE (Applied Behavioral Learning Experiences), we know that everyday transitions, like getting ready in the morning, leaving the park, or starting homework, can be especially challenging for children with autism. Transitions often involve sudden changes in activity, environment, or expectation, which can lead to stress, resistance, or meltdowns. That’s where ABA therapy comes in. With the right tools and
At ABLE (Applied Behavioral Learning Experiences), we are proud to offer high-quality ABA therapy services in Lakeland, Tampa, Clearwater, and Brandon. While our sessions with your child are vital for skill development and progress, the greatest growth often happens when ABA strategies are carried over into the home, since parents play a powerful role in reinforcing skills learned during therapy,
At ABLE (Applied Behavioral Learning Experiences), we are dedicated to supporting families on their journey with children with autism through high-quality ABA therapy services in Lakeland, Tampa, Clearwater, and Brandon. We believe that education is key to empowering parents and helping children thrive, which is why we’ve compiled a list of must-read books about autism and ABA therapy for both
When Sofia (name changed for privacy), a 7-year-old girl with autism, first joined our ABA program, she faced a significant challenge—she refused to drink water. No matter how thirsty she was, she would only drink juice, and if juice wasn’t available, she would go without drinking anything at all. This raised serious concerns for her parents, as dehydration was becoming
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most effective treatments for children with autism. However, the success of ABA therapy is greatly enhanced when parents take an active role in the process. Why Parental Involvement Matters Parents are a child’s first teachers and play a crucial role in helping ABA therapy extend beyond scheduled sessions. By working closely
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most effective treatments for children with autism and other developmental challenges. However, despite its success, there are many misconceptions about ABA therapy. Let’s break down the 7 most common myths and reveal the truth behind them. Myth #1: ABA Therapy is Only for Children with Autism Truth: While ABA therapy is
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As a parent, you want to do everything you can to support your child’s growth and development. If your child has autism or another developmental delay, you may wonder how ABA therapy could help them learn and thrive. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a proven, evidence-based approach that focuses on teaching essential life skills, improving communication, and fostering independence.
Starting ABA therapy is an exciting step toward helping your child build important skills and grow more independent. However, the transition can feel a little overwhelming for both you and your child. Preparing in advance can make the process smoother and set your child up for success. Here are some helpful tips to get ready for ABA therapy: 1. Talk
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a highly specialized field that requires the right qualifications, training, and dedication. Not just anyone can provide ABA therapy—it takes a team of skilled professionals who are passionate about helping individuals grow and succeed. At ABLE, we’re proud to have the most qualified teams in the field across all our locations in central Florida.
