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The Role of Speech Therapy (SLP) in ABA
Focuses on speech mechanics, social pragmatics, and functional communication tools (PECS, AAC devices).
RBTs reinforce specific communication targets established by the Speech-Language Pathologist throughout daily ABA sessions.
The Role of Occupational Therapy (OT) in ABA
Targets sensory integration, emotional regulation, fine motor skills, and body awareness.
OT strategies (such as sensory diets and environmental adaptations) are woven into ABA sessions so the child remains in an optimal state for learning.
The Power of Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Unified team alignment between BCBAs, SLPs, and OTs prevents overlapping goals and reduces client fatigue.
Syncing clinical philosophies ensures every hour of therapy contributes to a singular, cohesive vision for your child's independence.
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