ABA intervention (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a specialized program for children and adolescents facing emotional, behavioral, or attention development difficulties, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or developmental delays.

The program begins with a detailed psychological assessment—clinical observations, interviews, and behavioral evaluations—that analyzes behavioral aspects as well as the parent-child relationship, anxiety, fears, and possible emotional difficulties. Based on this assessment, I develop a personalized intervention plan tailored to each child's specific needs.

How the intervention proceeds

Interventions are structured and progressive, including:

• Attention, imitation, and play exercises to develop social skills and self-control
• Development of functional communication and reduction of problematic behaviors
• Support for school and social adaptation
• Collaboration with schools and kindergartens to generalize skills across environments
• Counseling and psychoeducation sessions for parents, providing resources and practical strategies to continue progress at home