ABA therapy

7posts filed under ABA therapy.

Posts in ABA therapy

A clinician kneeling beside a toddler on a padded clinic floor, pointing at the colored blocks they are building with.

ABA therapy2 min read

Leveling up the awesome

Discover how ABA therapy for autism is evolving with tech, personalization, and new techniques to help kids reach their full potential.

Peak Behavioral Services

A behavior technician and a young child working side by side at a low table with learning materials.

ABA therapy7 min read

Comprehensive ABA guide

Learn how comprehensive ABA therapy uses individualized strategies to support communication, social growth, independence, and behavior.

Peak Behavioral Services

A therapist crouched to a toddler's eye level in a nursery, pointing at her own mouth to model the shape of a sound.

ABA therapy2 min read

Language development strategies

Explore effective strategies for language development in autism, helping children build strong communication skills.

Peak Behavioral Services

A clinician with a tablet watching a young girl build a house out of wooden blocks on a living-room table.

ABA therapy2 min read

In-home vs. center-based ABA

Explore the ABA therapy pros and cons of in-home vs. center-based settings to choose the best option for your child’s needs.

Peak Behavioral Services

A therapist sitting on a living-room rug beside a boy playing with a bead maze, her notes and picture cards spread out on the floor.

ABA therapy2 min read

Understanding ABA therapy

Discover how ABA therapy can help children with autism develop essential skills. Learn about its benefits and how it works. Contact us today to learn more!

Peak Behavioral Services

A speech therapist holding up a card with the letter A while a child copies the sound back to her.

ABA therapy6 min read

Language development in children with autism

ABA takes a gentle, step-by-step approach to language development in children. It’s like building a strong foundation for communication.

Peak Behavioral Services

A parent and young child sitting together on a kitchen floor working through a task, with no other adult present.

ABA therapy5 min read

Parent training is the part that lasts

Most of your child's week happens outside session. That is where the skills either transfer or fade.

Eric Merrell, M.S., BCBA

Reading is useful. Talking is better.

Wyoming 307‑212‑3284Idaho 307‑257‑5487

Get started