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Since its creation in 1968, ABA has revolutionized the field of behavioral therapy, enhancing the lives of individuals across all ages, races, genders, and developmental abilities. ABA therapy is consistently rated as the most effective treatment for autism by a variety of academic and governmental organizations. ABA is a scientific approach to identifying environmental variables that functionally relate to behavior, that is, what happened before the behavior and what happens after it. The most heavily studied application of ABA, and its most enduring use, is in improving behavioral and developmental outcomes for individuals with disabilities. Decades of research support not only the therapeutic effects of ABA but also its capacity to achieve skill acquisition, decrease maladaptive behaviors, and promote meaningful, long-term behavioral change across many different populations.

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The principles of ABA are not only applied to human beings but also applied in animal training, organization, education, public health, political campaigns, environmental conservation, and even at home. The ultimate goal of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is to improve socially significant behaviors of individuals. Often, those receiving therapy are individuals diagnosed with autism and related disorders. The objectives and goals of ABA therapy are largely individualized and determined on a case-by-case basis. Some common areas of intervention in ABA are communication, play and social skills, daily living skills, teaching general learning and adaptability skills, and others. The goal of effective programs is to give children the skills they require to progress in less restrictive learning settings. Programs always emphasize outcomes that are measurable for the purposes of accountability and to provide families and the larger community information about the impact of our programs.

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An effective ABA program contains several important components. - One of these is the need to conduct a thorough assessment of your child, which will help identify their individual strengths, needs, and interests. This will allow their program to be tailored specifically to both the child and your expectations. The assessment process is developed from a variety of sources, including both direct and indirect observations, and parent and primary carer interviews by the consultant and lead teacher working on the program.​

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Therefore, our core mission is to simplify the learning process for behavior analysts by offering accessible and practical support and resources that cater to all levels of expertise. Let's transform your dreams into reality together with ABA Made EZ. Join us in your journey towards becoming a proficient and confident behavior analyst.