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Clinical Inquiry – Ask a BCBA – Function-based breaks

July 12, 2018 by Karen Bakker Leave a Comment

Q: How do you teach your student to ask for a “work” break versus a “movement” break? Authors: Alexis Bondy, BCBA, and Lauren Kryzak, BCBA-D Great question! First, let’s consider why this is such an important consideration. In ABA, behavior is defined based on its function, not just its form (or maybe not form at […]

Filed Under: Applied Behavior Analysis, Setting Goals Tagged With: ABA, applied behavior analysis, BCBA, function-based intervention, functional communication responses, functional communication training

Parent Resource Guide May 2018

May 31, 2018 by Lauren Kryzak, BCBA Leave a Comment

Hello Parents! We often get phone calls from parents who are new to ABA, new to the world of autism spectrum disorders, or just generally want more information about the science behind what we do. We’ve compiled some resources, including websites and books, that we’d recommend and included some additional information about why we like […]

Filed Under: ABA Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Parenting Tagged With: ABA, autism, autism spectrum disorder, parenting

Tricks for Halloween

October 20, 2017 by Lauren Kryzak, BCBA Leave a Comment

Halloween is scarily close! We all know kiddos who adore dressing up and can’t wait to scream out their best “TRICK OR TREAT!”. However, for others, the allure of breaking their usual routine isn’t as exciting. Here are some tricks to help ensure this year’s Halloween is a treat! Keep it simple! Create a route […]

Filed Under: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Parenting Tagged With: ABA, applied behavior analysis, ASD, autism, autism spectrum disorder, halloween, parenting, trick or treat

What the heck are they saying??? A Glossary of ABA Terms

June 29, 2017 by ABLG Leave a Comment

The science of Applied Behavior Analysis utilizes its own language often referred to as “Behavior Speak.” Many times, you will hear professionals in the field of Autism and ABA reference these terms and will wonder what they are saying and what does it mean. ABLG has provided you with a simple Glossary of Terms to […]

Filed Under: ABA Home Therapy Program, ABA Therapy, ABA Therapy NJ, Applied Behavior Analysis, Parenting Tagged With: ABA, ABA Terms, aide, Asperger's Syndrome, autism, BCaBA, BCBA, Behavior, Data, IEP, Inclusion, PDD-NOS, RBT, Sensory, Sensory Processing Disorder

Are you productive at work?

July 19, 2016 by ABLG Leave a Comment

Productivity in the workplace

Which type of worker are you? Which principles may be influencing your behavior at work? How can you increase your productivity? “I need coffee and some time to warm up before I tackle the tough stuff.” Does this sound like you? Do you find yourself knocking out easier, faster, more enjoyable tasks first thing in […]

Filed Under: Applied Behavior Analysis, Setting Goals, Workplace Tagged With: ABA, employees, Organization, strategies, work productivity

Positive Reinforcement within the Work Environment

May 4, 2016 by ABLG Leave a Comment

reinforcement at work

Keeping employees continuously motivated and excited about their jobs can be a difficult task.  Just as we use positive reinforcement with our learners, it is beneficial to use positive reinforcement within the workplace.  Employers may first ask what can be used as reinforcers.  But a more important question may be how to most effectively reinforce.   […]

Filed Under: Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior Therapy, Uncategorized Tagged With: ABA, employees, motivation, positive reinforcement, reinforcement, reinforcement at work, team building, workplace

7 Things to Know About ABA

August 19, 2015 by ABLG 1 Comment

7 Things to Know About ABA

Myths and rumors about Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, can stop a lot of parents from seeking this effective form of therapy! Here’s a few myth busters from ABLG! 1. Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, is a slice of of a much larger field of study. Behavior analysis is the scientific study of behavior. This […]

Filed Under: ABA Home Therapy Program, ABA Therapy, ABA Therapy at Home, ABA Therapy for Older Learners, ABA Therapy NJ, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavior Therapy, Special Needs

Autism, High School, and ABA, Oh My!

August 12, 2015 by ABLG Leave a Comment

        The transition to high school is exciting and terrifying all in the same.  Some students – with or without Autism – may be overwhelmed by new peers, teachers and the school itself.  Peer pressure becomes a more significant aspect of daily life. High school is a time for teenagers to gain new freedoms […]

Filed Under: ABA Home Therapy Program, ABA Therapy, ABA Therapy at Home, ABA Therapy for Older Learners, ABA Therapy NJ, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavior Therapy, Friendships, Social Skills, Special Needs, Speech Therapy, Symptoms of Autism

ABLG TV interviews President of National Autism Association on Safety

July 29, 2015 by ABLG Leave a Comment

We had the great fortune to sit down with Wendy Fournier, President and one of the Founding Board Members of the National Autism Association. She is also parent of an individual with Autism.  We got to talk about wandering and elopement, and we learned some fresh perspectives on taking a “multi-layered approach” to addresses these behaviors. […]

Filed Under: ABA Home Therapy Program, ABA Therapy, ABA Therapy at Home, ABA Therapy for Older Learners, ABA Therapy NJ, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Advocacy, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavior Therapy, Safety and Autism Spectrum Disorder, Special Needs, Speech Therapy, Symptoms of Autism

ABA Therapy in Middle School

July 15, 2015 by ABLG 1 Comment

ABA Therapy Beyond elementary school

Author: Christen Russell, MS, BCBA, ABLG Clinical Manager Many people have the misperception that Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is only for young children with Autism or those with challenging, problem behavior. ABA can be used across the lifespan with many different populations of people. ABA programs can apply to birth through adulthood. As children age, their […]

Filed Under: ABA Home Therapy Program, ABA Therapy, ABA Therapy at Home, ABA Therapy for Older Learners, ABA Therapy NJ, Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behavior Therapy, Special Needs

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