Parents often ask what actually happens during an ABA session. While every child’s program is individualized, ABA sessions follow a thoughtful structure designed to support learning, engagement, and emotional regulation.




Parents often ask what actually happens during an ABA session. While every child’s program is individualized, ABA sessions follow a thoughtful structure designed to support learning, engagement, and emotional regulation.
ABA therapy is not one-size-fits-all. The goals, strategies, and focus of therapy change as children grow and develop.
Pairing is one of the most important early steps in ABA therapy. It refers to the process of building trust and positive relationships between the child, therapist, and family.