Faqs
ABA helps children by using scientifically proven techniques to improve communication, social skills, self-regulation, and daily living abilities. Through individualised programmes, children learn new skills and reduce challenging behaviours. ABA breaks down tasks into manageable steps and uses positive reinforcement to promote learning, helping children achieve their fullest potential.
ABA services can benefit individuals of all ages, but they are most commonly used for children, typically starting as early as 18 months through adolescence. Early intervention is highly effective, but ABA strategies can also help teens and adults improve behaviour and functional skills.
Parent participation plays a vital role in ABA therapy. Our Parent Starter Training is designed to be flexible, allowing parents to choose a convenient time and location. Friends and relatives are also welcome to attend, ensuring a strong support system for the child. Additionally, parents are actively involved in regular workshops, where they learn effective strategies to reinforce their child’s progress at home. This collaborative approach helps maintain consistency across different environments, fostering faster and more sustainable development.
The timeline for progress varies depending on the child’s unique needs, goals, and the intensity of the therapy. Some children show improvements within a few weeks, while others may take several months. Consistency, individualised plans, and family involvement all play key roles in achieving progress.