ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is designed to provide support to children experiencing difficulties in the development of communication, behavior, and independent living skills, particularly in the context of autism spectrum disorders.
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ABA therapy is an evidence-based intervention that focuses on the step-by-step learning of functional behaviors and skills through structured techniques tailored to each child. The therapeutic process emphasizes reinforcing positive behaviors and reducing those that may hinder adaptation and integration into everyday life.
Interventions are tailored to the child's developmental level, needs, and pace. Work focuses on language and communication development, as well as social skills, personal autonomy, and emotional regulation.
Collaboration with parents plays an essential role; they are actively involved in the process and receive guidance to continue the intervention at home. This gives the child the opportunity to generalize the skills they have acquired across as many contexts as possible.
The goal of ABA therapy is to support the child in reaching their full potential, becoming more independent, and adapting more easily to daily life, in a balanced and sustained manner.
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Scheduling and initial contact
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Initial assessment
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Developing the intervention plan
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Implementation of the intervention
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Data collection and analysis
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Parental involvement
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Generalization of skills
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Periodic evaluations and adjustments
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Phasing out the program
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Follow-up (optional)
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