Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) play a critical role in ABA therapy, but finding the right employer is essential for your professional growth and satisfaction. Asking the right questions during the hiring process can help you identify whether a prospective employer aligns with your goals, values, and needs. Here’s what every RBT should ask before accepting… Read more »
For families of children receiving Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, balancing the demands of school and therapy can be a complex decision. Both play crucial roles in a child’s development, and finding the right balance often depends on individual goals, needs, and circumstances. Parents and caregivers must weigh factors like academic progress, social interactions, and… Read more »
Choosing an ABA provider is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your child’s development. One critical aspect to consider is the quality of oversight and supervision provided by the provider, as these factors directly impact the effectiveness of therapy. Asking the right questions can help you ensure your child receives the highest… Read more »
Selecting an ABA provider is a deeply personal decision with far-reaching implications for your child’s development. In recent years, private equity firms have increasingly entered the ABA market, creating large, out-of-state companies with locations in multiple states. While these providers may expand access to care, their business models can pose challenges for families seeking high-quality,… Read more »
When exploring ABA therapy for your child, you may hear recommendations for the number of hours your child needs each week. But are all ABA hours truly equal? The short answer: not always. The effectiveness of therapy depends on how those hours are used, the oversight provided by a BCBA, and the size of the… Read more »
When evaluating ABA therapy programs, you may come across terms like Natural Environment Training (NET) and Discrete Trial Instruction (DTI). These are two distinct approaches to teaching skills in ABA therapy, each with its own benefits and limitations. While both are valid methods, some providers misuse NET to justify unstructured or ineffective therapy time, potentially… Read more »
