The individualized ABA programs at Asana are designed to impart essential skills, fostering positive development and growth in each child. Discover the transformative impact of ABA as we tailor interventions to meet your child’s unique needs and unlock their full potential.
Common Skills Taught by ABA
Help your child become their own advocate through targeted ABA interventions that promote the development of a diverse range of skills.
Communication Skills
Enhancing verbal and non-verbal communication abilities
Social Skills
Developing interpersonal skills for meaningful interactions
Adaptive Living Skills
Teaching daily life activities and routines
Classroom Readiness
Strengthening adaptability and communication skills necessary for classroom success
Self-Help Skills
Encouraging independence in personal care and hygiene
Problem-Solving Skills
Cultivating effective decision-making and critical thinking
Behavioral Regulation
Establishing self-control and emotional regulation
Play and Leisure Skills
Facilitating engagement in recreational activities
Motor Skills
Advancing fine and gross motor coordination
Common ABA Teaching Methods
Asana embraces a variety of techniques tailored to individual needs, ensuring a personalized and effective approach to fostering behavioral change.
Discrete Trial Training (DTT)
Practicing a specific skill or behavior in a structured and controlled environment
Behavioral Interventions
Utilizing positive reinforcement and consequences to encourage desired behavior
Task Analysis
Breaking down complex skills into smaller, manageable steps for easier learning
Prompting and Fading
Providing cues to assist in skill acquisition and gradually reducing support as independence develops
Token Economies
Implementing a system of tokens or rewards to reinforce desired behavior
Chaining
Teaching a sequence of behaviors by linking one step to the next
Functional Communication Training (FCT)
Focusing on improving communication by teaching socially significant discourse
Social Stories
Creating narratives to help individuals understand and navigate social situations
Modeling
Demonstrating desired behaviors for individuals to observe and imitate