Applied Behavioral Analysis
Applied Behavioral Therapy (ABA) is a therapeutic approach that applies the principles of behaviorism to improve socially significant behaviors addressing a range of behaviors, including communication difficulties, social skills deficits, repetitive behaviors, and challenging behaviors.
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Neurodevelopmental Conditions
Neurodevelopmental treatment focuses on a group of neurological disorders that affect the development of the nervous system. In result, this leads to abnormal brain function and limited cognitive functioning. Disorders include ADHD, ASD, GDD, intellectual disability, communication disorders. -
Behavioral Modifications
Behavioral modifications focus on a variety of behavioral modifications including management of self-injurious behavior, aggression, self-help skills, impulse control, food aversions and eating disorders, sensory sensitivities. -
Trauma-focused Care
Trauma- focused care trails the history of traumatic events that result in abnormal behavioral changes in individuals. Our aim is to deliver effective care and therapeutic services to improve patient engagement and health outcomes and quality of life.