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Get ready for an awesome adventure filled with fun, friends, and lots of ways to help you succeed! From the littlest kids to the big kids, to make learning exciting during ABA sessions. Our team loves making a fun place for you to learn and play, whether you’re at our place or joining us online….

The Best Behavioral Technicians Share These Features Being a Behavioral Technician requires the same skill set as many other jobs, like being detail-oriented and hard-working. However, there are five features that make BTs stand out in their field. Apply Today! Professionalism As a BT, you will be tasked with visiting your clients’ homes and interacting…

ABA Therapy, or applied behavior analysis therapy, is a type of autism therapy designed to help children with autism learn new skills and reduce problem behaviors. It is characterized by careful observation, measurement, and analysis of behavior in order to understand the relationships between the environment, behavior, and learning.  ABA therapy focuses on making changes…

Welcome to ACES! If you or a loved one is impacted by autism, we offer a variety of therapies at our center. For decades, we have been a trusted team of caring and professional individuals, and Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is a therapy with which our team has extensive experience. This blog explores what to…

What the Research Says “There exists sufficient evidence to suggest that laughter has some positive, quantifiable effects on certain aspects of health. In this era of evidence-based medicine, it would be appropriate for laughter to be used as a complementary/alternative medicine in the prevention and treatment of illnesses.” (Mora-Ripoll, 2011) Although there is research showing…

Children with ASD may not always be able to participate in life events in the same way as their neurotypical peers. ACES wants to ensure that each child we work with is provided the opportunity to access and experience these special life events provided ABA support from their ACES staff just as their neurotypical peers…