Natural Environment Training This article is part of our ABA therapy techniques series where we explore the different techniques used by ABA therapists. Natural environment training (NET) is a commonly used ABA method of teaching new skills to children with autism. It is particularly effective for children who find conventional
RBT training provides the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a Registered Behavior Technician. People who work in this position are responsible for working with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities to help them reach their fullest potential through different types of therapies. ABA services
It’s no secret that going back to school can be tough for anyone, but it can be especially difficult for children with autism. The new environment can be overwhelming, and the change in routine can be tough to adjust to, especially for kids on the spectrum. It’s important that you
I have experience working as a paraprofessional in the public school system in New Jersey. I received my first ABA training in this environment. I very much enjoy working and teaching children, especially children in elementary school. I enjoy working with children that have special needs and find it extremely
I began my journey in the field of special needs in 1996. I started working in group homes for those with developmental disabilities. Then, it progressed to day programs and job coaching. I worked full time in a behavioral unit for individuals with DD and severe behaviors. I continued to
Tell us a bit about your job as an ABA THERAPIST. I provide ABA at home but also as my main job and this is a way for me to help children in different ways like their life skills, social skills, play etc. What drove you to the ABA Therapist profession? Something that drove me as
