Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

ABA Therapy at Ekam

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is the gold standard treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts  design individualized ABA programs that target specific skills and behaviors.

ABA therapy uses data-driven methods to teach new skills and reduce challenging behaviors in a systematic, measurable way.

Is Your Child Facing These Difficulties?

• Has difficulty following simple instructions.
• Finds it hard to sit and attend to activities for an age-appropriate duration.
• Experiences frequent tantrums or meltdowns.
• Has difficulty managing changes in routine or transitions between activities.
• Shows challenging behaviors such as hitting, biting, throwing objects, or self-injury.
• Has difficulty waiting, sharing, or taking turns.
• Struggles with learning new skills independently.
• Finds it difficult to communicate needs appropriately.
•  Has limited social interaction with family members or peers.
• Has difficulty understanding social rules and boundaries.
• Requires repeated prompts to complete daily activities.
• Shows rigid or repetitive behaviors that interfere with learning and participation.
• Has difficulty generalizing learned skills across different environments.

ABA Therapy focuses on improving functional skills, positive behaviors, communication, social interaction, attention, and independence to help children participate successfully at home, school, and in the community.

Our ABA Therapy Supports:

• Attention and Listening Skills
• Following Instructions
• Communication and Functional Language
• Social Skills and Peer Interaction
• Play Skills Development
• Behavior Management
• Emotional Regulation
• School Readiness Skills
• Daily Living and Self-Help Skills
• Academic Readiness Skills
• Transition and Adaptability Skills
• Parent Training and Home Program Support

Our Approach

•  Individualized assessment and goal planning
• One-to-one and small group intervention
• Positive reinforcement-based teaching
• Data-driven progress monitoring
• Parent involvement and guidance
• Skill generalization across home, school, and community settings

Our Goal

To help children build functional skills, increase independence, improve social participation, and achieve their full potential in everyday life.