Key Points: Non-verbal autism does not mean low intelligence: Many children understand language and have strong cognitive skills but communicate through gestures, AAC tools, or other non-verbal methods. Early intervention
Key Points: NET (Natural Environment Teaching) is a child-led, play-based ABA approach that teaches skills in real-life settings, home, school, and the community, making learning meaningful, engaging, and functional. Skills
Key Points: ABA parent coaching empowers caregivers with practical, evidence-based strategies to manage behavior, build communication, and increase independence during everyday routines. Behavior Skills Training (BST) drives success by teaching
Key Points: BIPs and FBAs Work Together: A Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) identifies the “why” behind challenging behaviors, while a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) uses this data to teach positive,
Key Points: The most effective types of therapy for autism combine ABA, Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy through a coordinated developmental therapy guide. An ST vs OT vs ABA comparison
Key Points: ABA therapy for teens focuses on independence, emotional regulation, and real-world readiness by addressing teen ABA goals such as life skills, social competence, and self-advocacy. Skill-building for teens
Key Points: Insurance coverage for ABA therapy depends on state laws, diagnosis requirements, plan type, and documentation. Families need to verify benefits, understand eligibility rules, and submit specific documents for
Key Points: ABA social skill activities help autistic toddlers develop communication, play, and interaction abilities through structured, fun routines. Parents can use simple household items to create engaging ABA therapy
Key Points: Errorless learning in ABA helps children with autism build confidence by reducing mistakes during skill acquisition. This approach uses strategic prompting and gradual fading to ensure success and
Key Points: Pretend play helps children develop imagination, communication, and social understanding. Children with autism may experience challenges in engaging with pretend play due to differences in social and communication
With personalized, in-home support, we help children grow, learn, and achieve at their own pace. From managing challenging behaviors to building essential life skills, Steady Steps ABA works closely with your family to create lasting change.