Applied Behaviour Analysis
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) looks at how your child learns and what motivates them, then breaks useful skills into small steps practised through play and daily routines.
How we can help
Children who benefit from structured, step-by-step support, including many autistic children.
- Communication and asking for what they need
- Play, sharing and turn-taking
- Everyday routines and independence
- Understanding behaviour that is hard to manage
- Getting ready for nursery or school
What sessions look like
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Motivation first
We start with what your child enjoys and use it to make learning rewarding.
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Small steps
Each skill is broken into achievable steps, and every success is celebrated.
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Progress you can see
We track progress session by session and share it with you in plain language.
Questions parents ask
Is ABA only for autism?
ABA is often used to support autistic children, but its methods can help any child who is learning new communication, play or daily-living skills.
How are goals chosen?
Together with you. Sessions are built around your child’s interests and comfort, and goals focus on what matters most to your family.
Often planned alongside
Questions about aba therapy?
Tell us a little about your child and we will suggest where to start.