When first seeking out ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Therapy, the first priority of the family may be focused on skill-building, such as following directions, navigating social situations, learning to communicate more effectively, improving emotional regulation skills, and so on. This is absolutely an important focus and a large part of what ABA is about, but beyond that, sessions have the added benefit of helping build confidence and independence.

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