Progressive Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)

A New Approach to Traditional Therapy

Written by Michael Daniels December 9th, 2022

Progressive ABA is a new methodological approach that provides flexible application of traditional intervention procedures that are responsive and adapt to the needs of a learner. The keystones of progressive ABA include: a focus on socially significant behaviours, encouraging meaningful connections, following student interest, providing ethically engaged social fun, supporting social, life, and communication skills, and celebrating diversity. This progressive approach has been the difference at Missing Links Filling the Gaps to Autism. For almost 2 decades, we have been the Missing Link in education and clinical program. Providing a hybrid methodology that generalizes the principles of ABA into a clinical setting organized as a traditional educational setting.

Social significance is an awareness for the social behaviours that help realize positive social relationships. This can be achieved when a learning environment is vibrant and encourages meaningful connections daily. When ethical programming is led by student interest, an imbedded motivation can be attained and promote engaged social fun. When offering a balanced academic, social, life and communication skill base, holistic development for all the needs of learner can be achieved. Grounding a learning atmosphere with principles that celebrates diversity, completes the foundation for progressive ABA learning.

The recent addition of Missing Links On Demand, provides the opportunity for professionals and caregivers to learn our Missing Link progressive method. Each Masterclass is designed to guide understanding on how to provide the Missing Links when supporting learners. Check out our website and enroll in a Missing Links On Demand Masterclass today. Our expertise, your pace!

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