Self Help
What is Self-Help Skills Training?
Unlocking the Benefits of Self-Help Skills Training
Self-help training at Early Autism Services offers numerous benefits for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). By developing essential life skills, individuals gain increased independence, confidence, and self-esteem, leading to improved quality of life and greater participation in daily activities.
Additionally, mastering self-help skills enhances social interactions, promotes positive relationships with family members and caregivers, and fosters a sense of accomplishment and pride. Through our training programs, participants acquire the tools and strategies needed to navigate daily challenges with greater ease and success.
Why Choose Self-Help Skills Training?
Our training programs provide a comprehensive approach to supporting the development of essential life skills in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). With our expertise in behavior analysis and intervention strategies, participants gain practical skills and techniques that can be immediately applied in daily routines and activities. By investing in self-help training, individuals with ASD have the opportunity to build the foundation for greater independence and autonomy, ultimately improving their overall well-being and quality of life.
Focused Skill Development: Small Teachable Steps
What is ABA therapy, and how does it help children with autism?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a proven, evidence-based treatment that helps children with autism develop essential skills like communication, social interactions, and self-help abilities. At Early Autism Services, we personalize ABA therapy to meet each child's unique needs, providing support in-home, at a center, or via telehealth.
How do I know if my child needs ABA therapy?
If your child has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or shows signs such as delayed speech, repetitive behaviors, or difficulty with social skills, ABA therapy can help. Early intervention, especially through ABA therapy for toddlers, has shown to lead to significant developmental improvements.
What is the process to start ABA therapy at Early Autism Services?
We follow a simple five-step process: Give Us a Call: Reach out to connect with an Intake Specialist. Insurance Verification: Our team will verify your insurance coverage and handle the necessary paperwork. Learner Assessment: A clinician will assess your child and design a personalized therapy plan. Submit Plan to Insurance: We’ll submit the treatment plan for insurance approval. Start Therapy: Once approved, therapy sessions will begin with a dedicated therapist. Checkout our homepage for more details.
What services does Early Autism Services provide?
We offer a range of services, including: In-home ABA therapy: Tailored support in a familiar environment Center-based ABA therapy: A fun, play-based setting for learning and social skills development Caregiver education and training: Empowering caregivers with strategies to support their child. Social skills groups: Helping children build friendships and interact with peers.
Why choose Early Autism Services for ABA therapy?
With over a decade of experience, we specialize in personalized care for children with autism. Our compassionate team provides in-home ABA therapy and center-based therapy to fit your family’s needs. We prioritize collaboration with families to ensure therapy is meaningful and effective. Over ninety-five percent of our services are delivered in person across the United States and we strongly believe that our in person service delivery drives meaningful outcomes for our clients and caregivers.
Do you offer resources for parents and caregivers?
Yes! Early Autism Services provides free resources, including articles, blogs, and guides, to support families. We also offer parent and caregiver training sessions to help you reinforce therapy techniques at home. Check out our Focused Skill development section for more information.
What age groups do you serve?
We provide therapy for children aged 1 to 10+, tailoring our programs to each child’s developmental stage and individual needs. Early intervention is especially beneficial, but we support children at any stage of their autism journey.
How do I get started?
Call us at Direct Intake Phone Number: (312) 965-2997, or request a call to speak with an Intake Specialist. We’ll guide you through the process, from insurance verification to creating a personalized therapy plan. Alternatively, you can fill out the form on our contact page.
