Description: Learning a new skill is an important achievement, but being able to use that skill in different situations is often just as important. For children receiving Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, generalization means using learned skills with different people, in different places, and during different activities. Home-based therapy can provide valuable opportunities to practice these skills where children naturally spend much of their time. By incorporating learning into everyday routines, therapists and families can help children make skills more functional and easier to use beyond structured therapy sessions. Visit the link to read full article.
Category: Health & Fitness
Tag: asd, autismsupport, abatherapy, autismspectrumdisorder, abatherapyforchildren, abaautismtherpy, in-homeabatherapy