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ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a teaching method based on how children learn. A therapist breaks a skill into small steps, teaches one step at a time, and rewards effort so your child wants to try again. It helps with communication, play, social skills and daily routines, and with behaviors that get in the way of learning.

Every child grows at their own pace, but some signs are worth checking: little or no eye contact, not responding to their name by about 9 months, few or no gestures such as waving by 12 months, not pointing to show you something by 18 months, or losing skills they had before. These signs do not mean a child has autism, but they are a good reason to talk to a pediatrician or child development specialist.

We work on communication (asking for things, answering, having conversations), social skills (sharing, taking turns, making friends) and daily-living skills (dressing, eating, hygiene, routines). Skills are taught through play and real-life situations, so they carry over to home and school.

Often, a difficult behavior is a child’s way of saying something they don’t yet have the words for. We look at what happens before and after the behavior, teach a better way to ask for what they need, and reward it. We also show parents the same steps so they work at home.

Both are available. One-to-one sessions focus on goals set for your child. Group sessions are offered when they suit the child.

It depends on your child’s age, needs and goals. After the assessment, we suggest a schedule. Hours are customizable, and we review them as your child grows.

This is different for every child. Some reach their goals sooner and others need support for longer. We review progress regularly and adjust the plan. As your child becomes more independent, the goal is to need less therapy over time.

Ask for data on specific goals, not just general comments. Our reports show where your child finds things hard and how far they have come since the baseline. You may also notice changes at home, such as your child asking for something, handling a change in routine, or finishing part of a task alone.

Yes. Parent training is part of what we offer, so you can support your child’s learning at home.

Sessions are run by IBA and RBT/IBT professionals, with the Center In-Charge supervising therapists and reviewing progress reports.

Ask who runs the sessions and what certifications they hold. Ask whether the plan comes from a proper assessment or a ready-made template. Ask how progress is measured and shared with you, and what the total cost will be. A center that answers these clearly is one you can trust.

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ABA therapy is BDT 1,200 per hour and speech and language therapy is BDT 1,500 per hour. Hours are customizable to fit your child’s plan.

Call +880 1796-835615 during opening hours. We’ll talk through your child’s needs and arrange the first step, which is an assessment.