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ABA Therapy

ABA Therapy

As humans, our behaviors are often influenced by our environments; but for children with autism or cognitive disabilities, learning to cope and respond to the surrounding world can be challenging.

At Advanced Therapy Solutions, we use ABA therapy to understand and improve problematic behaviors in children. Located in Clarksville, TN, our pediatric therapy clinic focuses on enhancing the lives of ABA patients by teaching them essential communication, social, and behavioral skills.

Our approach to ABA therapy is gentle and family-oriented, and we invite you to reach out to our clinic if you have any questions on getting your child started.

ABA therapy can support children with a variety of behavioral and developmental needs, including:

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How It Works

Once we have an understanding of your child’s behaviors and the challenges they face, we can develop an individualized plan and begin implementing ABA techniques. Our goal is to reduce target behaviors, improve functional communication, and promote positive behavior through techniques, such as:

  • Positive reinforcement
  • Intensive one-on-one therapy
  • Group intervention
  • Discrete Trial Training (DTT)
  • Natural Environment Training (NET)
  • Direct Instruction Implementation

Many children undergo ABA therapy for years, and long-term, intensive therapy yields the best results. With ABA therapy, we can help children improve in the following areas:

  • Functional & adaptive communication
  • Learning & academic skills
  • Self-help skills
  • Social & emotional skills
  • Decrease tantrums, defiance, noncompliance, aggression, self-injury, excessive self-stimulatory behaviors

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ABA Therapy FAQs

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a therapy that uses evidence-based techniques to improve communication, social skills, and behavior through positive reinforcement and structured learning.

ABA therapy is commonly used for children with autism, but it can also help children with other developmental or behavioral challenges.

Therapists break down skills into small, manageable steps and use reinforcement to encourage learning. Progress is tracked and programs are adjusted based on the child’s needs.

The duration varies depending on the child’s needs and goals. Some children may benefit from a few hours per week, while others may require more intensive therapy.

Yes. Parent involvement is essential. We provide guidance and strategies so families can support their child’s progress at home and in everyday situations.