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Practical guidance and updates from our clinical team for families navigating ABA therapy.
Starting ABA services can be a time filled with hope, questions, and many expectations. For some families, this may be their first experience with a structured intervention. For others, it may be a new stage after receiving other services or recommendations.
At first, it can be confusing to understand who does what, who to contact with a question, or how the clinical work is organized. In this article, we want to explain in simple terms who may be part of a child’s ABA team and what role each person plays.
In this article, we want to explain in a simple way what happens during an ABA assessment and why this step is so important for designing an appropriate intervention plan for each child.
When a child begins receiving ABA services, many families hear the term RBT for the first time. It is common to wonder: Who is this person? What do they do during the session? Do they work alone? Do they make clinical decisions? How do they actually help my child?
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