How ABA and behaviour support works
Every behaviour serves a purpose for the child — to get something, to avoid something, or to communicate a need they cannot express in words. Our therapists observe carefully to understand that purpose, then teach the child a more effective way to meet the same need. Progress is measured, not guessed at.
What we work on
We focus on communication and requesting, following instructions, attention and sitting tolerance, social interaction and play skills, emotional regulation, reducing aggression and self-injury, and building independence in daily routines. Skills are taught in small steps and reinforced consistently.
Who benefits from ABA support
ABA support is most commonly used for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, but it also helps children with ADHD, intellectual disability, and children with significant behavioural difficulties at home or school regardless of diagnosis.
Behaviour support at Able For All, Siddharth Vihar
Consistency is what makes behaviour work succeed. Because our therapists, educators and classrooms operate together, the same approach is applied across the child’s whole day. Parents receive clear guidance so the approach continues at home.