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About One Child’s ABA Therapy Program
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a highly recommended evidence-based behavioral therapy intervention for individuals with autism and other developmental differences. ABA is considered an intensive therapeutic intervention often occurring multiple sessions a week. A typical ABA session is 2 hours in length and can be conducted in the home, at a center, or in the community.
One Child believes in utilizing ABA techniques and principles to bring about meaningful and positive change in behavior, providing the foundation for successful learning. ABA Therapy teaches children skills by breaking down tasks into small steps and rewarding the child for successfully completing each step. Brushing teeth, responding Yes or No, handing instead of throwing a toy….all skills that we work on in ABA Therapy sessions.
ABA Programs Can Teach: 
- appropriate behavior
- social interaction
- language skills
- communication skills
- problem-solving skills
- flexible thinking
- cognitive skills
- self-help/daily living skills
- play skills
- motor skills
- school success skills
One Child’s ABA Team
Board Certified Behavior Analyst® (BCBA®)
Role: Conducts initial evaluation, then develops and manages treatment plan .
BCBA’s have a masters degree in education, behavior or psychology; completed 1500 hours of supervised work in the field; and have passed their BCBA® Exam.
Behavior Technician
Role: Works with child in-home or at center to teach the skills in the treatment plan.
One Child requires our Technicians to be pursuing a 4 year degree, have a obtained a 4 year degree, or equivalent years experience in the ABA field; and many are BCBA® candidates in the process of completing their required 1500 hours of field work.
One Child provides center based services to families across the Virginia Peninsula. One Child’s in-home services are limited to families living in James City County, Upper York County, City of Williamsburg and the Ft. Eustis area of Newport News.
One Child accepts most commercial health insurance plans and private pay families. Please note that One Child is unable to accept Medicaid at this time.
