At BCI, part of the LEARN provider network, our team uses Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to help children with autism spectrum disorder discover, learn, and achieve milestones in their development of communication and social skills.
With a systematic, ABA-based approach, we apply research-based strategies to improve your child’s socially significant behaviors, including his or her:
- Communication and social skills
- Adaptive Living Skills (ADLs), such as gross and fine motor skills, eating, toileting, dressing, and other forms of self-care
- Community-based skills
- And more
How does ABA help? By building new skills, children with autism increase their independence and positive behaviors, while learning self-control and self-monitoring strategies to help them identify effective and adaptive behaviors in life-like scenarios. Additionally, children learn to alter conditions that bring about challenging behaviors and reduce interfering behaviors that hinder learning and home life.
A proven partnership
Our licensed, board certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) work with you, the parents and caregivers, to identify behaviors and skills necessary for your child’s growth. In partnership with you and your family, we set realistic goals, create a program designed for skill acquisition and development, identify and foster replacement behaviors, and measure your child’s success and results.
BCI’s services
Browse the links below to read about our robust assortment of ABA-based services, and get in touch [LINK] with questions or to set up a time to meet.
- Early Intervention (For infancy to age three, Massachusetts and southern Vermont)
- Home & Community (Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire, and southern Vermont)
- Learning Centers (Massachusetts only)
Have questions or ready to enroll? Call 508-363-0200 to speak with an intake coordinator, or visit Apply for Services.
