ABA that starts with your child, not with compliance
Our behavior support is built around your child. Using applied behavior analysis (ABA), we help children build communication, independence, and everyday skills, and we gently reduce the barriers that get in the way, always in a respectful, child-centered, and family-informed way.
What is ABA: ABA looks at why a behavior is happening and teaches helpful, meaningful skills in its place. It is well researched, and at Oliver it is always individualized and led by your child’s strengths.
How ABA Therapy Helps Children
ABA services for children are highly individualized. Your child’s therapy plan will be built around their specific goals and may focus on improving:
Communication Skills
Helping children express their needs and feelings effectively, including ABA services for nonverbal children who may benefit from alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) strategies.
Behavior Intervention and Safety
Daily Living Skills
Building independence with routines like self-care, following directions, and participating in structured activities at home and school.
Social Skills and Peer Interaction
Supporting children in building meaningful relationships, navigating group settings, and engaging confidently with peers.
Emotional Regulation
Teaching children to manage frustration, transitions, and unexpected changes in a healthy, adaptive way.
ABA therapy for children helps reduce barriers to learning and participation so that every child can engage more fully in daily life.