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ABA That Fits Your Child

YOUR CHILD IS AN INDIVIDUAL. THEIR ABA SHOULD BE, TOO.

ABA doesn't have to mean one schedule, one treatment model, or support designed only for early childhood.
 

Precision ABA provides individualized ABA therapy for autistic children and adolescents ages 3–18. From full-time comprehensive treatment to targeted support that works alongside school and other activities, we build programs around what each learner needs.

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Maybe The ABA You've
Encountered Isn't The Only Option

Maybe you were told your child needed 20, 30, or 40 hours of ABA each week, and you couldn't imagine how that would work with school or the rest of your child's life.

 

Maybe your child had ABA when they were younger, but their needs have changed and the programs you've found still seem designed for little kids.

 

Or maybe you know your child could benefit from support, but you're not sure whether ABA makes sense for the challenges they're facing now.

Individualized ABA Therapy for Ages 3–18

Precision ABA provides full-time, part-time, and after-school ABA therapy for autistic children and adolescents in Naperville. Treatment recommendations are individualized around each learner’s needs, goals, stage of development, and daily life.

ABA can look different.

Comprehensive ABA

Some children benefit from full-time ABA with support across communication, learning, behavior, social-emotional development, independence, and other areas of daily life.

ABA Alongside School and Life

Other children need targeted ABA that can work alongside school, extracurricular activities, family time, and other important parts of their lives.

The amount of therapy is only one part of individualization. We also consider what we're teaching, how we're teaching it, where a learner needs to use those skills, and how their program should change as they make progress.

ABA Can Grow with Your Child

ABA is often associated with early intervention, but foundational skills are only the beginning. As your child grows, they need to use those skills in increasingly complex situations, and new skills are built on what came before.

 

At Precision ABA, we think about learning like building a wall. A strong foundation matters, but you don't stop building once the foundation is solid. We use what your child already knows to build increasingly complex communication, social, emotional, executive functioning, self-advocacy, and independence skills.

Communication

Social Interactions

Executive Functioning

Self-Advocacy

More complex skills

Building complexity

Foundational skills

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Meaningful conversations 

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Describing and sharing information

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Labeling items

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Cooperative problem solving

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Play with collaboration

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Play near others

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Self management of tasks

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Completing multi-step tasks

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Following routines

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Advocating

for support/

accommodations

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Negotiating wants and needs

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Expressing wants and needs

Emotional Regulation

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Managing emotions in challenging situations

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Independently use coping skills

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Co-regulation

Your child doesn't outgrow learning. Their ABA shouldn't stop growing with them.

Individualized Means We Keep Adapting 

Your child's program should reflect who they are and what they need now, not what an ABA program is "supposed" to look like.

 

We use Precision Teaching and frequent measurement to see whether learning is actually happening. When something isn't working, we change what we're doing. As skills develop and priorities change, we adjust the program with them.

 

The goal is meaningful progress that carries beyond therapy and gives your child more ways to communicate, participate, connect, advocate for themselves, and navigate their life.

Wondering What Aba Could Look Like For Your Child?

You don't need to know how many hours your child needs or exactly what their ABA program should include before you contact us. That's part of what we'll figure out together.

Tell us a little about your child and what you're looking for, or schedule a call with our team.

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