Early Learners (2–6)
For many children, this window brings rapid gains in communication, play, and daily routines. Programs might blend
naturalistic teaching and focused practice for requesting, turn-taking, toileting, dressing, and flexibility.
Tip: Keep cues short, use visuals, and coach caregivers so skills stick outside sessions.
School-Age (7–12)
We target independence (morning routines, homework), social understanding, emotional regulation, and classroom skills
like following multi-step instructions and transitions.
Teens (13+)
Goals often shift to executive functioning (planning, time-management), self-advocacy, community safety, leisure,
and pre-vocational skills—still very responsive to ABA when priorities are learner-driven.