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Applied Behavioural Analysis
ABA can be used to teach a variety of meaningful skills such as:
- Learning to learn
- Communication skills
- Academic skills
- Self-help skills such as toilet training
- Social skills
- Play skills

► ABA & Autism
ABA Therapy can Help to Improve a Child's:

- IQ (intelligence quotient)
- language and communication
- play skills
- adaptive skills
- social interactions
► WHEN TO USE ABA?
Applied Behavioural Analysis Therapy is a type of behavioural therapy used to support children on the spectrum who faces challenges in life. These difficulties may include things like emotional disorders, learning disabilities and anxiety. ABA Horizons utilises a wide range of evidence-based interventions to create an individualised programme for your child’s needs that targets specific areas of their development such as play skills or communication based on research into what will be most beneficial.
We break down the process into small teachable tasks so that your child will learn new ways to adapt to life’s challenges and feel more confident over time. If you are considering starting ABA, the following information may help you decide if ABA Horizons is right for you.
ABA may be beneficial if your child:
- Has an ASD diagnosis.
- Is struggling to meet their developmental milestones.
- Has delays in areas such as language, communication, play and self-help skills.
- Has barriers that are interfering with their learning, such as challenging behaviours or restrictive behaviour patterns.
- Is struggling to participate in their community.
- Is finding it difficult to make friends or socially engage.
- Needs help with school readiness skills.
If you have more questions regarding the suitability of ABA for your child please get in touch, we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have!