ABA Evidence-Based Treatment
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a proven clinical therapy that’s been producing impressive results for autistics since the 1960s. ABA therapy can improve social, communication, and learning skills, as well as general quality of life, through positive reinforcement. Further, ABA assesses the development, implementation, and assessment of natural environment behaviors to promote improvement and replace behavior. ABA includes the use of observation, data collection and functional analysis of the relationship between the environment and behavior.
At Paragon, we believe in developing an individualized treatment plan that is unique for each family and youth. We are committed to holistic treatment for the benefit of everyone involved in the development and support of our clients.
Below you will find helpful articles that provide information that answers these frequently asked questions: What are evidence-based practices? Is ABA right for me and my family? Why are evidence-based practices important for Autism Spectrum Disorder? What are the risks associated with non-evidence-based practices?
A List of Trusted Resources
For a comprehensive list of Autism resources in the counties we serve, please download our Excel spreadsheet.
For the Autism Society’s toolkit for Black autistics, click here.
- Evidenced-Based Practices-The National Professional Development Center
- Why is Evidenced-Based Practices Important for Autism Spectrum Disorder- National Library of Medicine
- Risks Associated with Non-Evidenced Based Practices-Autism Science Foundation
- Resources on 27 Types of Evidenced Based Practices
- Who is Dr. Hanley- Leader in discussing efficacy of ABA
- A Perspective on Today’s ABA by Dr. Hanley