If your child needs support with communication, social interaction, daily living skills, or challenging behaviors - and you’re looking for a therapy that’s personalized, data-driven, and compassionate - ABA may be a good fit. The best next step is a comprehensive assessment and an open conversation about your child’s needs and your family’s goals.

Yes. ABA therapy is one of the most researched and well-supported therapies for autism. Decades of studies show it can improve communication, social skills, adaptive behavior, and quality of life when delivered thoughtfully and ethically.

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Parent and family training teaches caregivers practical ABA strategies to support their child’s development during everyday routines. It helps extend learning beyond therapy sessions.

Autism affects every individual differently. People with autism may experience challenges related to social skills, communication skills, and repetitive behavior/restricted interest. That said, everybody’s experience is unique. If you’re looking for “autism therapy near me,” ACES creates a 100% customized treatment program for each and every client.

You may have uncertainty and anxiety wondering whether your child has autism. Autism is a spectrum that affects everybody differently. Here are some of the signs that a child may exhibit:

• Delayed speech and language development
• Lack of eye contact
• Difficulty navigating social interactions
• Repetitive behaviors
• Repetitive movements
• Adherence to routines
• Lack of response to their name
• Overstimulation to lights or noises

If you suspect that your child may be on the autism spectrum, ACES ABA Austin is here to help every step of the way. You don’t have to walk this journey alone. Our team can guide you through the process and offer expert assistance.

ABA is a behavior therapy that develops positive behaviors and reduces excess ones. Customized for every individual and their goals, ABA generally focuses on improving communication skills, social skills, and success in daily routines.

PRT is a method of applying applied behavior analysis. It builds on clients’ motivation and interests, and is particularly effective for developing communication, language, play, and social skills.

DTT is a structured technique within applied behavior analysis that breaks down skills into small (that is, “discrete”) components. In this way, we can teach clients each skill one by one.

SST is a structured method whereby we help clients understand and improve various social skills. It can be worked on either individually or in a group setting and is often used as one component of a broader care program.

A powerful therapy for those with limited communication skills, PECS is an approach that allows clients to communicate a wide variety of requests, thoughts, and feelings through images.

Visual strategies include visual schedules, choice boards, tools to give information, and tools to manage behavior. Through this approach, we can significantly impact a client’s ability to participate in school and at home successfully.