"...ABA treatment is the most successful approach for children with autism...and in some cases, can eliminate almost all symptoms."
Behavior Analysis: An Overview | Behavior Analyst Certification Board®, BACB® (2018)
IN - SCHOOL
TREATMENT
​Aura provides individualized treatment to our clients in their schools. Treatment recommendations are based on medical necessity and consider cultural, societal, lingual, and ecological variables. Learn more about Aura's in-school services below.
FOCUSED ABA
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Focused ABA is individualized to each client and promotes functional skills while targeting behavioral problems that may affect the client’s health, safety, and overall functioning. This type of treatment model is typically recommended for clients above the age of 6.
Treatment is provided directly to the client with intensity typically ranging between 10 to 25 hours per week.
COMPREHENSIVE
ABA
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Comprehensive ABA treatment targets multiple affected developmental domains as well as challenging behaviors.
This type of treatment model generally requires an intensive approach to treatment with a clinical recommendation ranging between 25-40 hours per week.
Comprehensive ABA treatment is typically recommended for early intensive behavior intervention for clients ages 2-5 years old to bridge the gap between their chronological age and functional age.
IEP COLLABORATION
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IEP collaboration in ABA involves working with teachers, parents, and specialists to create effective, personalized learning plans for students. ABA professionals help set specific goals, track progress, and ensure consistency in strategies across home and school to support the child’s development.
ASSESSMENT
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Assessment in ABA involves identifying behaviors, understanding their causes, and creating strategies to improve or replace them. This process includes observing behavior, gathering information from those involved, and analyzing patterns. The goal is to develop a clear, individualized plan that guides effective, evidence-based interventions.
BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT
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Behavioral support in ABA aims to improve behaviors by modifying environmental factors and reinforcing positive actions. Techniques include reinforcement, prompting, and teaching replacement behaviors, all tailored to individual needs to promote lasting positive change.
SOCIAL SKILLS GROUPS
& COACHING
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Social Skills Groups promote social interaction between a group of clients to meet individual goals related to socialization. The program is overseen by a team of supervisors, including a BCBA, and allows for our clients to access and establish relationships with peers.
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Social Skills Coaching provides 1 on 1 direction and guidance on learning social skills both in isolated learning environments and in the learner's natural environment.
ACADEMIC
SUPPORT
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Academic support in ABA focuses on helping students succeed by breaking down tasks, using positive reinforcement, and creating structured learning routines. In the classroom, ABA strategies support skill-building, focus, and motivation, making learning more accessible and tailored to each student’s needs.
How to BEGIN
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Intake
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Assessment
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Begin Services
"Behavior, unlike the flower, does not naturally bloom."
Baer & Wolf (1970)