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About Service

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An evidence-based approach to improve socially significant behavior and teach new skills. Focuses on positive reinforcement to help children with developmental challenges, especially Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Our Team

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Meet the specialists who bring compassion, knowledge, and experience to every aspect of care.

Sulaiman Amhaz

Behavior Analyst

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Kinga Zemla

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

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Chandni Vyas

Board Certified Behavior Analyst

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Michelle Temporada

ABA Therapist

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Abir Ben Meftah

Lead – Learning Support Services

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Who needs it?

Primarily children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Also beneficial for children with other developmental delays or those with challenging behaviors who need structured, one-on-one intervention to improve communication skills, social interaction, and adaptive learning.
Challenging behaviors
one-on-one intervention
communication skills
social interaction
adaptive learning

Step-by-Step Support

How we provide the service

Learn how our structured, personalized process guides each individual through assessment, planning, and tailored support to achieve meaningful results.
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01
Individualized Treatment Planning
Individualized treatment plans (ITP) are developed based on an in-depth assessment.
02
Evidence-Based ABA Techniques
We use discrete trial training (DTT), natural environment teaching (NET), and verbal behavior (VB) approaches. Therapy is often one-on-one, with goals focused on increasing desirable behaviors and decreasing problematic ones.
03
Parent Involvement
Parent training is a core component.

Specific FAQs

1.

Is ABA only for Autism?

While common for ASD, ABA techniques can benefit various developmental and behavioral needs.

Highly variable, often between 10-40 hours, based on the child's needs and goals.

Yes, parental consistency and training are vital for the child's success and skill generalization.