Telehealth or Telepractice uses technology to deliver Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy.
The telepractice ABA therapy for autism motivates children through positive, exciting, and natural opportunities and focuses on the principles explaining how learning will take place. The children with ASD virtually link with a clinician or therapist for:
- assessment
- evaluation
- consultation
- treatment
Telepractice ABA therapy delivered to young children in early childhood programs and elementary schools has proven effective. The trained and licensed therapist provides telehealth services to help the child achieve goals.
Assistance from trained therapists
Children with autism will have this ABA therapy with the assistance of a well-trained therapist. A personalized meeting will be conducted by the therapist with the help of the parents, caregivers, and assistance to facilitate sessions:
- Interactive
- Data-driven
- Engaging and fun
The Telepractice ABA therapy offered is an insurance-based ABA service.
What does this ABA therapy provide?
Children with ASD and caregivers are helped to flourish by providing the strategies for:
- Overcoming challenging behaviors
- Increase independence
- Develop new skills
Each child is unique and using the science of ABA, these are provided:
- Individualized
- Data-driven treatment plan
Both are designed to address every specific need of a child, striving for a healthy, friendly approach to learn the child reach full potential. Children with autism are understandably dependent. Parents will have to assist them, especially in their daily routine. From feeding to hygiene. But, there is a remedy to this, which is why most parents are looking for some therapies that would help address the behavior of their children.
Children with ASD might not independent, but they can be taught from basics.
- Eating
- Simple chores
- Wearing clothes and more
These are just simple and personal routines that are possible to learn with the help of the Telepractice ABA therapy.
What will they learn?
Activities in simple ways are taught to them in an easy-to-learn format that starts at basic levels and works towards more complex skills, which are possible to them. Yes, children with ASD might have the said disorder, but they are still capable of some activities, such as performing training that would help their development:
- Hygiene
- Toilet training
- Meal preparation
- Maintaining a living space
- Managing challenging behaviors
Children with ASD are said to be dependent on their parents. Thus, they have to be taught with basics, which is possible for them to learn and perform. It is not good that the parents consider their children with ASD can’t do the basics – this is very wrong!