Frequently Asked Questions
Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA therapy, is a scientific, research-based therapeutic technique that assists people with autism in acquiring a variety of skills required for successful, independent functioning in a variety of contexts.
ABA therapy is guided by principles that reinforce, prompt and shape behavior in such a way that it will generalize to everyday life. These principles help BCBAs design interventions that are effective in addressing the unique needs of each individual.
Individuals with autism can benefit from ABA therapy by developing their everyday living, communication, school learning, and community functioning skills. ABA therapy assists individuals by dissecting intricate behaviors into smaller, easier-to-manage parts.
Many behaviors, including those related to communication, social skills, academics, self-care, and problematic behaviors including violence, self-harm, and tantrums, can be addressed with ABA therapy.
Based on the needs and objectives of the client, each ABA therapy session is customized for the particular person. Play-based intervention, structured sessions, one-on-one training, group activities, and other naturalistic teaching techniques may all be used in the sessions.
Measurement of ABA therapy progress is done through methodical data gathering and analysis. Data on client behavior is monitored over time in order to spot trends and patterns and modify intervention tactics in response to the findings. Improvements in the desired behaviors and skills are typically utilized to measure progress.
In order to make sure that people with ASD feel appreciated and acknowledged, In Motion ABA begins therapy with the assumption that all children have the ability to learn and gain knowledge.
The purpose of behavior assessments in ABA therapy is to determine the degree of development and the reasons behind problematic behaviors in children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). With the help of these assessments, we are able to develop a comprehensive solution that addresses these challenging behaviors.
In ABA therapy, social skills intervention aids in the development of empathy, cooperation, communication, and self-regulation in people with autism spectrum disorders so they may successfully navigate social interactions with friends and family. This is especially important for the elementary years when social struggles are emerging and relationship skills are becoming more difficult.
In Motion ABA’s social skills intervention focuses on developing relationships, empathy, and communication skills to support people with ASD in navigating social situations with confidence. By implementing social skills intervention, we want to ensure that children are making progress in an area that is crucial to their daily living.
Through our behavior intervention program, In Motion ABA supports families in behavior management, communication techniques, and developing independence at home and in the community by providing Parent/Family Training and Family Guidance. From the very beginning of a child’s journey with us, we work closely with the family to ensure that the treatment is wholistic in nature.
To improve academic success for children with autism, In Motion ABA offers school consultation services. These services include training, guidance, and support for teachers and other school personnel (including assistance with IEPs and classroom management).
Parents and caregivers are some of the most essential partners in the therapy process. They play one of the primary roles in establishing goals, implementing strategies, providing support and continued reinforcement outside of regular therapy sessions. Through the work that we do together with parents and caregivers we can maximize the effectiveness of ABA therapy and ensure generalization of skills across all environments.
Yes, In Motion ABA provides professionals with specialized training programs that are designed to suit the unique needs of each RBT who aspires to become a BCBA and newly licensed BCBAs looking to gain experience in the field. Additionally, we provide training for educators who want to improve their ABA proficiency for student support and classroom management.
We may include ABA Therapy into home or school environments by working together as therapists, educators, and caretakers. This entails creating behavior intervention plans, educating, and supporting educators and parents, putting ABA generalization techniques into practice in a natural setting, and monitoring these techniques with all relevant players.
In Motion ABA accepts the following insurance: Aetna, Compsych, Florida Blue, Blue Cross Blue Shield, New Directions Behavioral Health, United Healthcare, Cigna, Optum, Tricare, Oscar, AvMed, Magellan, Meritain Health, Premera, and Anthem.
We are currently working with other insurance companies so that we can accept other insurance providers as well.
In Motion ABA services areas including Brevard County/Indian River County, Broward/Palm Beach County, Collier/Lee County, and their surrounding areas.
To make sure that people with ASD feel appreciated and acknowledged, In Motion ABA begins therapy with the assumption that all children have the ability and capacity to grow and learn.
Those interested in joining the In Motion ABA team can contact us via email at [email protected] or phone at 321-677-2222.
In Motion ABA aims to respond to all requests and inquiries within 24 hours or one business day. If you need immediate assistance please contact us via phone at 321-888-3438.