1:1 ABA Training

Our customized behavior plans are carefully crafted to meet each child’s unique needs, fostering positive behavior and skill development rooted in the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA). We partner closely with families to weave our interventions seamlessly into daily routines at home and beyond, empowering children for lasting success and well-being.

Skills We Teach

ABA can be utilized to teach a variety of behaviors. Dive into these thrilling examples of skills we can bring to life.

Readiness to Learn

Waiting
Making transition calmly
Cleaning up
Staying in the assigned area
Imitating others' actions or words
Following instructions

Communication Skills

Requesting an object, activity or attention
Answering varied questions
Developing and engaging conversation
Making comments or retelling a past event

Play Skills

Playing toys with a flexible and functional manner
Types of play:
- Pretend play
- Social games
- Boardgames

Social Skills

Greeting
Sharing toys with others
Turn taking
Performing joint attention
Perspective-taking skills
Understanding social cues
Developing friendships

Cognitive Skills

Math related skills
Expanding vocabularies
Reading and comprehension
Learning about abstract concepts (e.g., emotions, prepositions)

Self-help Skills

Changing clothes
Toileting
Organizing belongings
Self-regulation
Planning and managing

Behavioural Management

Aggressive or disruptive behaviours
Task refusals

How does it work?

Contact us to schedule a FREE consultation to understand the child's needs and how we can help your family

Conduct an assessment for goals setting and intervention planning

Start home-based intervention. We will prepare teaching materials and use a data taking system to keep track of the child's learning

Provide regular updates to parents through email or whatsapp.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a scientific, research-backed approach that breaks down skills into small, teachable steps using positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors and reduce problematic ones. It can focus on variety skills such as language, social skills, and self-help. In JoyfulSteps, we avoid "drill-based" but flexibility, emphasize naturalistic teaching in real-life settings, such as home or school, to help children generalize skills.

Timing is everything—starting by age 2 or 3 taps into a child’s peak brain plasticity for incredible progress! The intensity varies: preschoolers might thrive with 3-6 hours a week, while kids with bigger challenges could need more intensive training. In JoyfulSteps, we customizes sessions, blending structured learning with real-world fun.

Waiting too long risks behaviors taking root, but don’t worry—school-age kids can still make amazing strides!

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) opens up a world of skills, including effective communication—such as making requests or identifying objects—encouraging social play, mastering self-care tasks like dressing, and enhancing academic performance. When addressing behaviors like aggression or disruptive conduct, ABA carefully identifies triggers through systematic functional assessments. It then teaches positive alternatives, focusing on encouragement rather than just punishment.

Parents play a crucial role in their child's success across various interventions, but we all know that navigating strategies and challenging behaviors can be quite difficult. That's why parent training is so valuable—about 80% of progress occurs in the home environment. During our intervention, we work closely with parents, sharing the strategies we have used and offering hands-on support for their implementation.