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Focused Cases
Focused programs for ABA are designed for children who need support in specific areas rather than a full-day, comprehensive program. These services target key skills or behaviors that are most important for the child's daily success and quality of life.
In a clinic setting, focused ABA might address goals such as:
- Improving communication skills (like making request or answering questions)
- Building social and play skills
- Increasing independence with daily routines (toileting, dressing, eating)
- Reducing challenging behaviors (such as aggression, tantrums, self-injury)
- Developing coping and emotional regulation skills
- Improving attention and following directions
Focused ABA sessions are typically shorter and more targeted, often lasting a few hours per week, depending on the child's needs and goals.
This style of treatment is ideal for children who:
- Have already made progress with early intervention
- Need support in specific areas before starting school or while currently enrolled in school
- Require behavior reduction or skill building in one domain
The goal of a focused ABA case is to create meaningful, measurable improvements in a child's daily life by addressing the most important areas for growth and independence.
