ABA Therapy is an evidence-based approach used to improve behavior and learning in children with autism and other developmental conditions. ABA focuses on reinforcing positive behaviors while reducing negative or harmful ones. Therapists work with children to develop social, communication, and self-help skills through structured teaching sessions and play. ABA therapy uses reward systems to motivate children, helping them learn new skills and behaviors over time.

This therapy is highly individualized, with specific goals set for each child based on their unique needs. ABA can address a wide range of behaviors, from reducing tantrums and aggression to improving focus and attention in school. The therapist closely monitors progress and adjusts strategies to ensure continued development. Parents are also involved in the therapy process, learning techniques to reinforce positive behaviors at home.