What we offer
Programmes are individualised. The right mix for your child is agreed with you.
Direct 1:1 ABA Therapy
1:1 format in a private session room including a variety of your child’s preferences.
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Early Intervention
Literature has established that the early intervention ABA treatment is a key element in helping a child make lasting gains. Treatment programs typically range from 10-40 hours per week of direct care, depending upon the child’s needs. Sessions are typically between two and six hours each, and interventionists generally provide treatment daily. These interventions can have a significant impact on a child’s ability to acquire new skills while overcoming challenges.
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Parent / Caregiver Training
At Watson’s Way ABA we pride ourselves on parent training. During this training, the behavior analyst will provide education and support to the family. This training will promote generalization of skills and strategies in a variety of settings as well as aid in ensuring all skills and plans are individualized and doable for you!
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Staff Training
Have you thought about beginning a career providing ABA services?
Watson’s Way ABA has a RBT training program that will provide you with the opportunity to become an RBT! Requirements include a high school diploma, relevant work experience, dedication, and passion for helping others.
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Play-Based Learning
Listed among the services offered by the practice.
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Tell us about your child and we will show you around. A specialist replies within 24 hours.
Social Skills Group
ABA-based social skills groups will be offered weekly. Social skill days will focus on your child’s social skill development. From playing games to guest presenters, these days will be filled with fun! Personalized treatment plans to meet your child’s specific needs will be designed by the board-certified behavior analyst. All of the programs will consist of targets that will be implemented by a behavior technician, registered behavior technician, and/or board-certified behavior analyst.
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