Verbal Behavior Training
When your child has a hard time communicating, it can make them feel frustrated and alone. ABA Therapy in Miami will help your child learn the skills needed to properly communicate with others. The therapist will help your child learn listener skills which is an important part of the communication process. They will also be taught labeling, requesting, and conversational language. When combined, these skills will allow your child to easily communicate both in the classroom and at home.
Social Skills Training
The social world can be a scary place for your child. He or she may shy away from social interaction causing them to be left out of the crowd. When this happens, it can really make you feel bad for your little one. Part of ABA Therapy includes social skills training. During this training process, your therapist will work with your child to improve social interaction, learn problem-solving in a group setting, understand unspoken social rules, and understand emotions. Having social skills will help your child navigate the outside world and feel more comfortable around others.
Skill Acquisition
When your child struggles to tie their shoes or brush their teeth, it can really make life difficult for them. ABA Therapy in Miami helps children with skill acquisition. The therapist will help your child learn these life skills by breaking them down into smaller parts. Slowly your child will begin to learn each part and then put them together mastering the task at hand. Once your child has learned these basic skills, it will allow them to be more independent and confident.
Behavior Therapy
Behavior issues can be very stressful for both you and your child. Behavior Management is a great way to help you work through these difficult times. The first step in a successful Behavior Management program is to determine the root causes of the problems. A functional behavior assessment will be given. Next, a behavior plan will be put into place for your child to follow. Some of the behavior issues that can be corrected with Behavior Therapy will include noncompliance, tantrums, aggression, and repetitive behaviors.
School Shadowing
If your child is having behavior issues at school it can be very frustrating. During ABA Therapy, your child’s therapist may suggest school shadowing. During a school shadowing session, your child will be monitored in the classroom to help identify problems. Your child may be given a Behavior Intervention plan that he or she can follow. Your therapist may also hold meetings with teachers and administration in order to help build a learning environment that is designed to help your child succeed. Teacher training and support may also be provided.