Resources
We understand this is an important decision. Because you are your child's strongest advocate, we encourage you to read about ABA from credible sources. We have linked a few resources below to get you started.
The Evidence-Based Practice of Applied Behavior Analysis
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a decision-making model that combines the best available evidence with clients' values and contexts, along with clinical expertise, to deliver services. This framework equips behavior analysts with a systematic approach to consistently utilizing reliable evidence in the intricate environments in which they operate.
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Slocum TA, Detrich R, Wilczynski SM, Spencer TD, Lewis T, Wolfe K.
Benefit of Early ABA Intervention
Early interventions not only give children the best start possible, but also the best chance of developing to their full potential. The sooner a child gets help, the greater the chance for learning and progress. In fact, recent guidelines suggest starting an integrated developmental and behavioral intervention as soon as ASD is diagnosed or seriously suspected.
National Institute of Child Health & Human Development
Updated ABA Practice Guidelines for the Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder
The Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP) just dropped some new guidelines for using applied behavior analysis (ABA) to with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These updated tips give healthcare providers and health agencies the latest info and best practices for using ABA with people who have ASD.
Cerebral Palsy Special Education
According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, children with disabilities are entitled to educational services. Children born with Cerebral Palsy will require specialized learning plans to meet their unique needs. Parents with special needs children often find themselves overwhelmed in navigating the school system. It’s imperative that parents educate themselves as much as possible to improve the quality of life of their children.
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ABA Therapy for Children with Downs Syndrome
Applied behavior analysis effectively addresses the unique challenging behaviors of children with Down syndrome and other disabilities. Supported by thousands of studies, it positively impacts the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities, guiding researchers and practitioners in their interventions.
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Down Syndrome Education International
