Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Helping children and individuals achieve behavioral growth, build key social skills, and reach milestones through positive reinforcement.
Department Overview
The Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Department at The Allied Therapists Clinic is a specialized center utilizing evidence-based, scientifically proven methodologies to support learning, development, and behavioral growth. ABA is globally recognized as the gold standard for supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental differences.
Our board-certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) and registered behavior technicians (RBTs) focus on understanding the relationship between the environment and behavior. By breaking down complex skills into small, achievable steps and utilizing positive reinforcement, we help clients build vital communication, social, play, and self-help skills while systematically reducing challenging or unsafe behaviors. We also emphasize parent collaboration to ensure that clients continue making progress in their homes and communities.
Our Specialty Services
Behavioral Support
Comprehensive behavior intervention plans designed to replace challenging behaviors (tantrums, aggression, self-injury) with safe, functional communication.
Social Interaction Training
Coaching and structured group play to teach peer interaction, sharing, turn-taking, conversation maintenance, and active listening.
Early Intervention
Intensive, play-based early behavior programs for children (ages 2-6) focused on language acquisition, motor development, and school readiness.
Family Coaching
Empowering parents and caregivers with tailored strategies, hands-on training, and data collection tools to maintain consistency across home and school.
Common Signs That May Indicate a Benefit from ABA Therapy
- Significant delays in language or nonverbal communication
- Difficulty making eye contact or responding to their name
- Repetitive body movements (hand flapping, spinning)
- Intense emotional outbursts or tantrums during transitions
- Social isolation or preference to play alone
- Rigidity regarding routines or extreme sensitivity to changes
Department Team
Head of ABA Therapy
Department Head
ABA Therapist
ABA Therapy