Applied Behavior Analysis Services

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is based on the principles that explain learning. ABA presents a positive, proactive approach to teaching new skills and/or reducing harmful behavior.

At IBAA we offer naturalistic as well as structured teaching opportunities in a one-on-one learning environment. Our ABA therapists implement individualized programs that focus on the generalization of skills, making it possible for new skills to be observed in the home and community settings. We work to prepare young children for successful transitions to the educational environment of their choice. Teenagers and young adults are taught valuable social, coping, and daily living skills that will support them as they transition from their school years into adulthood.

Intensive ABA Programs

Intensive programs offer 25 to 40 hours per week of skill acquisition programming designed by a BCBA to meet the individual needs of your child. Intensive programs work on a wide range of skill areas including communication (both expressive and receptive), social skills, independent play, visual performance, pre-academic, motor, and life skills. If necessary, intensive behavior reduction plans can be developed and implemented by our trained ABA therapists.

Focused ABA Programs

Focused clinic based programs offer 4 to 25 hours a week of one-on-one (face-to-face), individualized programming focused on specific areas of need. Focused programming can address specific problematic behavior, social skills deficits, and other daily living skills. Services are offered in a one-on-one direct support delivery model.

Group ABA Therapy

Group ABA therapy consists of small groups of learners being supported by one therapist in the clinic setting. The ratio of group therapy is 2 to 4 learners per therapist for early learners and 2 to 8 learners per therapist for IBAA with Options learners. This therapy most often focuses on social development, following assessment and team determination of need.