Home-based ABA therapy offers several key benefits, such as learning in a familiar environment that helps with the generalization of skills to daily life. It allows for personalized intervention tailored to home routines and encourages active caregiver involvement, ensuring consistency in the process. Additionally, it facilitates the reduction of challenging behaviors and provides continuous monitoring of the child’s progress, adjusting strategies based on their needs.

Park-based ABA therapy offers benefits such as improving social and interaction skills in a natural and less structured environment. It allows the child to practice appropriate behaviors in real life situations, such as sharing, taking turns, and communicating with other children. Additionally, it facilitates the generalization of skills learned at home and promotes the development of independence in a more diverse and stimulating context.

School-based ABA therapy helps improve academic, social, and behavioral skills in an educational setting. It facilitates the child’s adaptation to school routines, encourage positive interactions with peers and teachers, and reduces challenging behaviors. Additionally, it promotes the generalization of skills learned in therapy, enhancing independence and academic performance in a real-world context.