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Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) was developed in the 1960s and it has been ever-evolving from time to time and still on-going up to this date to ensure it’s best application for today’s context.

Applied Behavioral Analysis is a set of scientific based principles that are used to improve human learning and human behaviors. Some of the core ABA principles believe that:

• Any behavior or a skill can be learned and unlearned.
• Any behavior or a skill deficit can be changed or shaped.

ABA Therapy focuses on:

• Identifying problems with the child’s behaviors and/or learning skills.
• Analyzing the core reasons that cause these behaviors and/or learning skills issues.
• Applying individualized teaching strategies to facilitate the child’s understanding until mastering the desired behavior and/or skill.
• Constant troubleshooting and flexible adjustments throughout the teaching process according to the child’s need until the desired behaviors and/or learning skills are learned successfully.