Empowering Futures: Personalized ABA for Children with Autism, Anywhere They Are

Why ABA Therapy Works

ABA therapy helps children with autism and other developmental issues because it's all about giving personalized help. Therapists break down things children need to learn into smaller steps, and they use rewards like praise or fun activities to encourage good behavior. ABA also keeps track of progress with data and teaches children to use their skills in different places, not just during therapy sessions. It's important for families to get involved too, and the therapy covers a lot of different skills like talking, playing, and taking care of themselves. Starting early and working together with families make ABA therapy really helpful for kids to learn and grow.

  • Children practicing social and cooperative skills through a group art activity during ABA therapy

    Easier to Learn

    Skills are broken down into a series of manageable steps that are easier to learn.

  • Happy boy and female therapist interacting during a home-based ABA therapy session.

    Practice & Perfect

    Students are provided multiple opportunities to practice and perfect each step of a skill.

  • Boy playing with educational blocks to develop fine motor and cognitive skills.

    Positive Reinforcement

    Success is positively reinforced, maintaining high motivation for improvement. 

  • Child sitting on chair while therapist provides guidance and support.

    Targeted Goals

    Goals are targeted to meet the needs of each child. Skills are taught with a focus on use and integration into a child’s daily life.

Contact Us

At Autism Specialty Group, we offer ABA-based Autism therapy in Miami and the surrounding South Florida area. Our extensive range of services are available where they’re needed most; within homes, schools, centers, and communities.