FAQ | ABA Kids

What is ABA therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses principles of learning and behavior to bring about meaningful and positive changes in behavior. It is commonly used to support individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
What age group does ABA Kids work with?

ABA Kids provides therapy for children of various ages, from toddlers to preschool-aged children, depending on their individual needs and developmental levels. We can help to prepare your school aged kid to be able to start school.
What services does ABA Kids offer?

ABA Kids provides specialized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy programs for children in Hungary. Their services include autism-specific therapy, social skills training, movement and sensory integration therapy, speech and language therapy, and caregiver coaching. Our flagship program is called ABA Kids Academy™.
How can I enroll my child in ABA Kids' programs?

To enroll your child, you can contact ABA Kids directly via phone or email to discuss your child's specific needs and the enrollment process.
What are the long-term goals of ABA therapy?

The ultimate goal is to enhance independence, improve communication, develop adaptive skills, and equip children with the tools they need for successful social and academic participation.
How do you address challenging behaviors in therapy?

A Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) is conducted to determine the root cause of the challenging behavior. Behavior intervention plans (BIPs) are then developed using reinforcement strategies to encourage positive behaviors.
How do you involve parents in the therapy process?

Parental involvement is crucial. ABA Kids offers caregiver coaching and training sessions to help parents implement ABA strategies at home for consistency and better outcomes.
Do you incorporate other therapies alongside ABA?

Yes, ABA Kids integrates speech therapy, occupational therapy, sensory integration techniques, and social skills training to provide a holistic approach to child development.
How do you measure progress in ABA therapy?

Progress is monitored through continuous data collection and analysis. Adjustments are made to the therapy plan based on the child's development and response to interventions.
How is an ABA therapy program tailored to each child?

Each child undergoes an initial assessment, based on which a personalized ABA therapy plan is created. The plan includes specific goals targeting communication, behavior, social skills, and other developmental areas.