Parents and caregivers can easily participate in sessions and learn techniques to manage behaviors consistently.
In-home services also help transfer skills learned with the RBT and BCBA to the family and other caregivers enhancing long-term outcomes.
Individualized Interventions:
In-home therapy allows BCBAs to observe natural interactions and routines, tailoring interventions to the learner’s specific needs and challenges. This natural environment enables more effective and functional behavior strategies.
Skill Generalization:
In-home ABA promotes the use of learned skills in natural daily activities, such as communication, social interactions, and self-care routines. This increases the likelihood that the learner will apply these skills outside of therapy sessions.