There are different types of ABA. They include:

• Discrete Trial Training (DTT). This breaks a desired behavior into the simplest steps.
• Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI). This form of ABA is designed for young children, usually un...

This helps children with speaking, as well as communicating and interacting with others. It can involve non-verbal skills, like making eye contact, taking turns in a conversation, and using and understanding gestures. It might also teach kids to express themselves using picture symbols, sign lang...

This type of therapy uses rewards to reinforce positive behaviors and teach new skills. Parents and other caregivers are trained so they can give the autistic child moment-by-moment feedback.

Treatment goals are based on the individual. They might include communication, social skills, perso...