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How is ABA Therapy and ACT different than Talk Therapy?
Traditional talk therapy focuses on talking about thoughts, emotions, and experiences through conversation/reflection.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) differ in that they are evidence-based, goal-oriented therapy approaches built around the individual child’s specific needs, strengths, behaviors, and real-life challenges. Therapy goals are developed directly from assessment, observation, caregiver and child input, and ongoing data collection that are continuously adjusted based on what is actually effective for that specific child.
Does my child have to have a diagnosis to participate in therapy?
No! We work with many different kids with many different needs.
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Do you offer income-based pricing for families who may not be able to afford the full rate?
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