We get it—communication is key, and every child’s journey looks different. That’s why we use a Verbal Behavior Approach to understand and build language. Verbal behavior focuses on the "why" behind communication. Whether your child is learning to ask for something, answer questions, or label things, we break it down step-by-step.

We use strategies such as modeling (showing how it’s done), prompting (giving a little help), and reinforcement (celebrating their success) to build these skills. And it’s not just during therapy—parents are key! We work with families and other service providers to keep the language momentum going with practical tips and strategies.

Our goal is to make communication easier for your child and give you the tools to support their progress.

Collaboration is the foundation of effective ABA therapy. When families, schools, and service providers come together, they create a support network that enhances the learning and development of the child. By working as a team, everyone involved can help foster positive, meaningful change that benefits the child both now and in the future.

ABA therapy benefits children beyond age eight by fostering independence, enhancing social skills, teaching coping strategies, and preparing for life transitions. It adapts to changing needs with individualized goals and supports parents through collaboration, equipping children with lasting tools for success.

Language is crucial, but HOW do you build language skills? Exposure, exposure, exposure

Evidence based practices are used in ABA. What does this even mean? This blog identifies how ABA Spectrum defines EBP and what it means for you and your child.

Are you searching for simple explanations of ABA? You're in luck. This blog outlines the ABCs of ABA for practical applications.