For those living on the autism spectrum, one of the most common and effective forms of therapy is Applied Behavioral Analysis Therapy, known as ABA Therapy for short. First pioneered in the 1960s, behavior intervention has become a standard treatment …
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The human brain is miraculously malleable. It can continuously learn and adapt to any number of scenarios. Unfortunately though, that flexibility means negative thinking patterns can take root just as quickly as positive ones. When traumatic events, mental illness, addiction, …
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Preparing for a job interview in the field of applied behavioral analysis comes with its own brand of anxiety. No matter the specific job, recruiters typically look for candidates that exhibit a blend of emotional intelligence and scientific know-how. On …
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For people who love kids and want to serve in a position that has the potential to make lasting differences in young lives, child-oriented careers could be a perfect option. Professionals who work with children tend to enjoy their jobs, …
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The answer to the big question – is ABA therapy only for autism? – is a big and resounding, yes! In fact, it’s so wide-reaching in what it can do, we had to limit the scope of this article to …
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Most people may have heard of applied behavior analysis being used to treat people with autism spectrum disorder often at home or in therapy centers… but ABA strategies for the classroom can also have hugely beneficial effects on students as …
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For more than 40 years, applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy has been studied, refined, and successfully used to improve specific behaviors and adaptive skills, largely on children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disorders. Social skills, communication skills, …
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Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy has a long and storied history of success in treating developmental disorders in children. In the past forty years or so, it’s been studied, analyzed, and refined and is now recognized as a leading therapy …
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ADD and ADHD are two names for the same clinical diagnosis. ADD, or attention deficit disorder, is a somewhat older term referring to the same disorder as the newer ADHD, or Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Parents and clinicians sometimes only refer …
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