Treatment Services
The ABA Treatment Center includes a variety of treatments based on Applied Behavior Analysis, with the goal of building independence across the following areas:
- Activities of daily living
- Communication
- Positive behavior change
- Safety
- Social interactions and play
What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and how can it help my child?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding behavior and how it is affected by the environment. ABA uses principles of learning theory to systematically change behavior. ABA breaks down skills into small, manageable steps and provides rewards to reinforce desired behaviors. ABA therapists collect data to see how effective interventions are, with the goal of improving behaviors that are helpful and decreasing behaviors that are harmful or affect learning.
In this way, ABA is a customizable, evidence-based treatment that is positive and rewarding. It empowers individuals to gain independence by building skills that improve their quality of life. With early intensive ABA therapy, some children can achieve normal functioning, and ABA continues to help individuals across the lifespan.
Eligibility and Enrollment
ABA Center services are open to children ages 2 through 6 who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities.
Parents and guardians may request services for their child by contacting the program director at the phone number or email noted below.
Service Location and Cost
ABA Center services are provided at the Trudeau Center’s Main Campus at 3445 Post Road in Warwick. (See below for further information).
Services are covered by both Medicaid and commercial insurance.
