ABA Treatment Services in Staten Island

ABA Therapy in Staten Island

About Achievement Therapy Services
If your child is on the autism spectrum, Achievement Therapy Services is here to help. We are an ABA therapy agency that provides high-quality Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy to families throughout New York and Central New Jersey. On Staten Island, we offer treatment in your home, in certain schools, and in neighborhoods. We also have offices in Nassau County, Queens, and New York City.

Achievement Behavior Services sets itself apart by providing each child with unique treatment plans and services to help them gain the tools they need to be successful. While autism is an incurable neurological disorder, many individuals on the spectrum become successful adults. With the right treatment, improvement is very possible.

View Insurance Info

Beginning Steps
Each type of treatment begins with a four-step process to determine your child’s needs: intake, insurance eligibility, assessment, and therapy.

One-on-One Therapy
ABA home therapy allows us to provide one-on-one therapy, which is ideal for children who need specific help with specific issues. This kind of attention is beneficial for children on the spectrum who don’t do well with other children or who remain quiet in a group setting. While group settings are great for some children, they don’t provide the kind of individualized support that some children need.

One-on-one therapy also helps children become more self-reliant. For a child, this could mean using the restroom, waiting at the bus, or eating their meal on their own. In-home ABA therapy provides this type of support as children are learning.

Additionally, ABA home care enables your provider to observe situational and environmental factors that might be affecting your child. There are quite a few benefits to one-on-one ABA therapy.

Group Therapy
Group therapy can be a wonderful resource for children on the spectrum who are doing well on their own but still need to improve their social skills. This therapy is designed to help children recognize their social deficiencies and work to improve them. Practicing their social skills with other children can help your child prepare for real-world settings where certain social behaviors are expected.

In group therapy, we teach your child basic social skills that almost everyone will use when interacting with them. Many children on the spectrum can’t naturally recognize these social cues, so learning them in a therapeutic environment will help them in different social settings.

Therapy at School
A great solution for some children is to receive direct care at home while receiving additional reinforcement at school. This type of therapy is implemented via our Behavioral Intervention Plans that we design with your child in mind.

We work with the school system, your family, and your child to create the ideal support system at school. This can include identifying triggers that teachers and school staff can avoid when working with your child. We provide the training that can allow teachers and staff to know how to respond.

Support for Parents
In addition to the variety of services we offer for your child, we provide support groups for parents. Raising a child with autism often leads to feelings of loneliness or isolation. Being in an environment with other parents who are also raising children on the spectrum can be encouraging. Support groups designed for parents often lead to lasting friendships.

Contact Us
If your child has been diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA therapy is a recommended tool, contact us today. We can be reached via email at info@abcachieve.com or via phone at 516-229-1194. You can also fill out the form on our website to have a staff member contact you.

We wish you the very best as you embark on this journey with your child.

Contact Us

What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, is a specialized treatment often used for children who are on the autism spectrum. ABA uses a reward-based system known as “positive reinforcement” to teach correct behaviors. If correct behavior is rewarded, the child is more likely to behave that way again. If incorrect behavior is not rewarded, the child is less likely to behave that way again.

ABA is versatile. It can be taught in a number of different settings. Examples include school, playtime, or routines. Therapy can be individualized or group-based.

The U.S. Surgeon General and the New York State Department of Health have both certified ABA for autism treatment. ABA can help with mimicking and memorizing appropriate behaviors that don’t come naturally to an autistic child. Learning those types of skills can help a child with autism to have a happy life.

Our Service List
+ In-home aba services
+ Parent Training
+ Initial Assessment
+ BCBA Supervision
+ Social Skills Groups
+ BIP (Behavior Intervention Plans)
+ School Consultations
+ CE Credits coming soon
+ Direct Care
+ Family Training