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Applied Behavior Analysis is a type of therapy that improves communication, language, social, and daily living skills using positive reinforcement. It also helps decrease problem behaviors that are deemed to be affecting the child’s day-to-day interactions.
According to research over decades, ABA has been scientifically proven to be the most effective therapy in improving the quality of life for children with autism.
At Suluki, we understand the confusion that you might be going through in understanding what happens prior to beginning therapy for your child. We would love to guide you through our simple 4-steps consultation-to-treatment process at Suluki Center.
Book a consultation
with one of our board certified experts through our website or listed phone numbers.
An interview
and an assessment of your child will be conducted by a board-certified expert
A Recommendation Letter
listing the appropriate hours of therapy will be drafted by the clinician and sent to the parent
An Individualized Therapy Plan
will be created by one of our board-certified clinicians and a parent meeting will be conducted to ensure parent approval
Are you trying to explore the best therapy options for your little one? Are you struggling to find the right services and the hours of therapy required for your child?
At Suluki Center, we understand how difficult it can be to find the appropriate placement for your child and a setting that would optimize their skills and meet their unique needs. This is why we have jotted down some of the foundation Suluki principles that can make us the appropriate service provider for your child
Our clinical team consists of a Board Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA), Speech Pathologists and Registered Behaviour Technicians (RBT).
We value the importance of family and paraprofessionals’ involvement and encourage close collaboration to create mutual goals and optimize success.
As parents, we consider you part of the therapeutic process. We promise to constantly update you about your child’s achievements, changes made to his goals and provide you with the opportunity to give your full consent on her/his goals, assessments and anything therapy-related.
