To help you navigate the many terms used in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for autism, we’ve created an A-Z guide of the most common ABA therapy terms, offering simple definitions to make understanding this therapy easier and more approachable.

This post covers the 20 most common FAQs about Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for autism, providing clear answers to help parents and caregivers understand how ABA works, its benefits, and how it can support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in improving behavior, communication, and daily living skills.

If you're considering ABA therapy for your child, understanding the components of a treatment plan can help you make informed decisions and actively participate in your child's journey toward growth and independence. This article outlines the 5 key components and offers a sample ABA treatment plan.

There are several key indicators and important elements to consider when deciding if an ABA therapy program is the right fit for your autistic child. This article covers how to assess your child’s needs, when to implement autism intervention strategies, and how to find the right therapist based on their needs and your family’s goals.

This article outlines essential questions to ask during an interview with an ABA therapist to ensure they are a good fit for your child's needs. Questions about Credentials and Experience, Therapy Approach and Techniques, Involvement and Collaboration, Goals and Progress Measurement, Logistics and Practicalities, and Relationships and Communication.

This article breaks down the differences between in-home, school-based, and clinical ABA therapy, highlighting the benefits and challenges of each setting to help you choose the best option for your child.