Communication
Ways to share wants, needs, and ideas.
ABA therapy
What is ABA?
A practical way to teach skills, step by step, in the places a child actually lives.
ABA therapy helps children learn new skills and reduce challenges that may make everyday life more difficult. Using positive reinforcement and play-based learning, therapists teach skills step-by-step so children can practice them at home, at school, and in the community.
ABA therapy is not about changing who a child is. It is about helping children build skills so they can communicate, connect with others, and participate more independently in everyday life. At Bloom Behavioral Services, learning stays tied to each child's strengths and interests.
Therapy looks like learning through play, connection, and encouragement.
Skills we work on
Social and play skills
Connecting with other children and joining in.
Daily routines
More independence with the tasks of an ordinary day.
Attention and learning readiness
Skills that make school and new activities easier to join.
Emotions and transitions
Moving between activities with more support and less strain.