Child ABA therapy.
Evidence-based, one-on-one ABA therapy for children with autism in Orlando. Every program is designed by a BCBA and delivered in your home or school.
What is child ABA therapy?
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is the gold standard treatment for autism spectrum disorder in children. It uses evidence-based learning principles to teach new skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and improve overall quality of life. At Quality Behavior Therapy, our child ABA programs are designed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and delivered by trained Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) in your home or school setting.
Children ages 2 through 12 diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or related developmental disabilities are eligible. Sessions typically run 2–4 hours, structured around your child's individualized treatment plan.
- One-on-one sessions with a trained RBT
- BCBA-designed, individualized treatment plans
- Structured teaching, natural environment teaching, and play-based activities
- 10–40 hours per week based on your child's needs
- Delivered in your home or school setting
Skills we target.
Every program is individualized, but these are the core skill areas our BCBAs focus on most with children ages 2–12.
Communication
Verbal and nonverbal communication skills, including AAC devices for non-speaking children.
Social Skills
Play skills, turn-taking, peer interaction, and building meaningful friendships.
Daily Living
Independence in dressing, hygiene, mealtimes, and household routines.
School Readiness
Academic skills, classroom behavior, and readiness for structured learning environments.
Challenging Behaviors
Reduction of self-injurious, aggressive, or disruptive behaviors through positive strategies.
Emotional Regulation
Coping skills, flexibility, and managing transitions and unexpected changes.
Family involvement.
Parents are critical partners in ABA therapy. Our BCBAs provide regular parent training so families can reinforce skills throughout the day — not just during therapy sessions. We believe the most meaningful progress happens when therapy extends into everyday life.
“The most meaningful progress happens when therapy extends into everyday life — and families are the key to making that happen.”
QBT BCBA Team
Frequently asked questions.
The earlier, the better. Research consistently shows that children who begin ABA therapy between ages 2–5 make the most significant gains. However, ABA is effective at any age.
The right intensity depends on your child's needs and goals. Our BCBA will recommend an appropriate number of hours after the initial assessment. Most programs range from 10 to 40 hours per week.
No. ABA therapy is effective for children at all communication levels, including non-verbal children. Building communication — whether spoken, sign language, or AAC devices — is often a primary goal.
Get started today.
Call (407) 914-2021 or schedule a free consultation today.