The Behavior Blog
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What Is Behavioral Therapy for Autism? A NJ BCBA's Honest Guide for Parents Comparing Providers
A NJ BCBA's honest guide to comparing ABA providers — the questions that actually matter, the red flags to watch for, and what good ABA really looks like.
Does My Child Really Need 40 Hours of ABA? A Clinical Look at Individualized Care
Does your child really need 40 hours of ABA therapy? Here’s what the research says—and how to determine the right level of support based on your child’s individual needs.
More Merry: Holiday Strategies for Children with Autism
The holidays can be overwhelming for children with autism. Learn evidence-based strategies from Board Certified Behavior Analysts for visual supports, sensory accommodations, and building choice during holiday celebrations. Practical tips from Ovation Behavior Group serving families in Cranford and Union County, NJ.
Using Strengths and Interests to Drive Transition Goals
We've all sat in IEP meetings focused entirely on deficits. But the most effective transition plans aren't built on what students can't do—they're built on strengths. Here's how to bring a strengths-based approach to your next IEP meeting in New Jersey
Is Your Child with Autism Ready for School? Specialized Support Available in Cranford, NJ
s your child with autism ready for school? Our BCBA-owned center in downtown Cranford, NJ offers naturalistic ABA therapy for ages 2-6. Insurance covered school readiness program serving Union County families in Westfield, Scotch Plains, and surrounding areas. Free consultation available.
Teaching Decision-Making Skills to Teens and Young Adults with Autism: Moving Beyond Basic Life Skills
As parents, we want to give our children the very best start in life. When developmental delays or early signs of autism emerge, understanding the options can feel overwhelming. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a widely recognized and evidence-based approach that can make a significant difference for toddlers, helping them build foundational skills during critical developmental years.
But what exactly does ABA look like for our youngest learners? And why is early intervention so often recommended?
5 Ways to Support Your Child’s Communication
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