Our Process

Learning Through Play

Where Fun Meets Progress

At Learn Through Play ABA, we believe that play is the most natural and effective way for children to learn and grow. Our play-based ABA therapy harnesses the power of fun and engagement to teach essential skills and promote positive behaviors. We create joyful, interactive experiences that spark curiosity, build confidence, and foster a lifelong love of learning. Our BCBAs and behavior technicians are experts at seamlessly integrating ABA principles into play activities, ensuring that every moment is both enjoyable and impactful. We understand that every child learns differently, so we tailor our approach to meet their unique needs and interests.

Our Play-Based Therapy Approach

Assessment and Planning

We begin by conducting a comprehensive assessment of your child’s strengths, challenges, and learning style. This assessment helps us develop a personalized play-based therapy plan that is tailored to your child’s individual needs.

Skill Development

We use a variety of play-based activities to teach your child new skills, such as communication, social interaction, self-care, and academic skills. We also work on reducing challenging behaviors that may interfere with your child’s learning and development.

Positive Reinforcement

We use positive reinforcement to encourage your child to engage in desired behaviors. This means that we praise and reward your child for their efforts and successes.

Generalization

We help your child generalize the skills they learn in therapy to other settings and situations. This is important so that your child can use their skills in everyday life.

Benefits of Play-Based ABA Therapy

Increased Engagement and Motivation

Children are naturally motivated to play, so play-based therapy is a fun and engaging way to learn.

Improved Learning Outcomes

Play-based therapy has been shown to be effective in teaching children a variety of skills, including communication, social interaction, self-care, and academic skills.

Reduced Challenging Behaviors

Play-based therapy can help to reduce challenging behaviors by providing children with an opportunity to practice appropriate behaviors in a safe and supportive environment.

Enhanced Social Skills

Play-based therapy can help children develop important social skills, such as how to take turns, share, and cooperate with others.

Improved Communication Skills

Play-based therapy can help children develop their communication skills, such as how to use words, gestures, and facial expressions to communicate their needs and wants.

Increased Confidence and Self-Esteem

Play-based therapy can help children develop a sense of confidence and self-esteem by providing them with opportunities to experience success.