ABA Support takes charge of intervention programs for children with autism spectrum and behavioural disorders.
ABA Support’s Psychologist is a fully licensed ABA expert, specialised in childhood and developmental disorders. She designs the programs and guides their application throughout the course of the interventions.
ABA Support also trains therapists into ABA and supervises their work at the children’s homes.
Programs are offered to French or English speaking families living in France (Ile de France.)
Applied Behaviour Analysis presents itself as being a treatment of choice for children across the spectrum of Pervasive Developmental or Behavioural Disorders (Autism, Rett Syndrome, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder, Asperger Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified…)
Its effectiveness is now widely recognised in many countries such as the UK, across Scandinavia, Australia, Canada, Israel and especially in the US where it was originally developed. There are now over 30 ABA schools in the centre of New York alone. At the Association Pas à Pas France, more than 900 families are on a waiting list to benefit from ABA.
ABA is a transparent approach. Our goal is to modify behaviour on the basis of concrete results which are both observable and quantifiable. A child’s progress is directly observed and marked down, on a day-to-day basis.
Assessment is carried out in a way that garantees the scientific validity and reliability of the results.
January 19th 2010
Dr Mark Sundberg workshop: Identifying the language and social needs of a child with autism using the VB-MAPP and designing an individualized curriculum. When? March 18th, 19th and 20th, 2010, Nice, France On behalf of “ABA Formation” and “L’Association Française de l’ABA” teams, we are pleased to inform you that a 3 days workshop session with Dr Mark...
June 12th 2009
ABAI’s 4th Annual Autism Conference is titled, “Translational Science and Effective Practice“. When: January 22-24, 2010 Where: Hyatt Regency, Chicago Registration is now open! Visit the 2010 Autism Conference Web page to register and to learn more about the upcoming Autism Conference. Additional information will be posted as it becomes...