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ABA Services That Fit Your Needs
Stability. Dependability. Hope.
In- Home ABA Services
Camp Odyssey- Summer Camp
In- Home ABA Services
Applied Behavior Analysis and ABA Therapy is a functional, comprehensive, and research based form of therapy that examines the environmental variables that influence behavior.
Mason, OH Clinic
Camp Odyssey- Summer Camp
In- Home ABA Services
Anchor ABA is now offering full day, half day, and focus session in clinic options from 8am- 5pm weekdays at our new location in Mason. This option is a unique mixture of a preschool style flow with a focus on 1:1 ABA services specially designed for your child.
Camp Odyssey- Summer Camp
Camp Odyssey- Summer Camp
After School Social Skills Programs
At Anchor ABA we believe that all children deserve a place to make friends, have fun, get connected! At Anchor ABA we provide a full summer of fun with our Camp Odyssey! This years summer camp will run from May 2025- August 2025. Click the link below for camp information, sign ups, or instructions to ask a question!
After School Social Skills Programs
After School Social Skills Programs
After School Social Skills Programs
Anchor ABA is proud to announce our after school social skills groups! These groups run for the duration of the school year between the hours of 4pm-6pm each week night. At our Mason clinic kids will practice social skills associated to playing games, completing tasks, and making friends!
Autism Scholarship
After School Social Skills Programs
Camp Odyssey- After School
Anchor ABA is proud to announce that we have been approved for the Autism Scholarship! Click the below link to be taken to the scholarship page.
Camp Odyssey- After School
After School Social Skills Programs
Camp Odyssey- After School
Looking for a fun way to engage with friends after school?! Camp Odyssey offers after school camps throughout the year. Click the link to see open camps, enroll, or ask a question!
FAQ's
What is Applied Behavior Analysis?
Applied Behavior Analysis is a functional, comprehensive, and research based form of therapy that examines the environmental variables that influence behavior. ABA focuses on teaching appropriate behavior, fundamental social skills, functional communication, and independent living skills. ABA is the most effective researched based method of behavior modification to help children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, various forms of communication disorders, and many other developmental disabilities.
How Can Applied Behavior Analysis Be Beneficial?
ABA therapy has many benefits and can help decrease inappropriate behaviors while increasing appropriate behavioral skills, independent living skills, verbal communication, functional communication, and play skills.
Who Can Administer ABA Therapy?
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is allowed to administer ABA services. These individuals hold a Masters degree (or higher), pass a national certification exam with the Behavior Analysts Certification Board, and gain a state license to practice.
Similarly, a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA), Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT), and specially trained Behavior Technicians work under the BCBA to provide the direct ABA treatment services and administer the treatment packages created by the BCBA.
What is an "RBT"?
As described by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, a Registered Behavior Technician (or RBT) is a paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis. RBTs assist in delivering behavior analysis services and practice under the direction and close supervision". At Anchor ABA all RBTs are supervised by our BCBAs.
For more information click the link below!
What types of payment are accepted?
Anchor ABA accepts most insurances for ABA services. For speciality services, trainings, coaching, and varies other programs offered, Anchor ABA accepts private pay .
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How do I know if my child has Autism?
ABA providers are not diagnostic pediatricians. If you suspect that your child may be suffering from a developmental delay, disability, and/or be on the spectrum for Autism you should contact your child's pediatrician. Tests and assessments may be needed by various trained professionals such as a Speech and Language Pathologist, a Psychologist, a Psychiatrist, and a Diagnostic Pediatrician. Be sure that those diagnosing your child's Autism are trained professional and have the credentials necessary to diagnosis.
Autism has been estimated to affect 1 in 54 individuals in the US, and statistics show it is more prevalent in males than females. Early signs of ASD can be noticed in children as young as 6 months of age. If you notice any of the following signs or symptoms in your child or loved ones, you may need to contact one of the above medical professionals:
- Lack of eye contact
- Not responding to greetings
- Difficulty initiating and maintaining conversations
- Difficulty using gestures and /or facial expressions
- Appearing to be unaware of others
- Repeating sounds, words, or phrases out of context
- Becoming distressed by minor changes , especially those that occur in routines
- Performing repetitive movements, such as hand–flapping, rocking, or clapping
- Playing with toys or objects in unusual ways. Example: lining toys up, wiggling toys close to their eyes, etc
- Showing an over-sensitivity to sounds, lights, or textures
- Appearing to not respond to pain
- Experiencing delays in skill development
- Losing previously acquired skills
- Displaying challenging behaviors, such as aggression, tantrums, and self-injury
Click the link below for more information about Autism Spectrum Disorder.
What are all of these acronyms?
The field of Applied Behavior Analysis and ABA therapy has a lot of abbreviations and acronyms for terms we use regularly! Follow the link below to see a list of some of the most common acronyms and their meanings