Helpful articles for parents and caregivers exploring ABA therapy, school advocacy, funding options, and compassionate behaviour support. Start with the topics that matter most to your family.
Choosing an ABA provider is a big decision. For many families, it can feel overwhelming trying to understand the different service options, therapy models, clinical approaches, funding requirements, and waitlists - all while wanting to make the best possible decision for your child. At Progressive Steps, we know that families are not just looking for a service provider. You are looking for a team you can trust. You are looking for people who will see your child as a whole per
Choosing an ABA provider is an important decision. Families are often comparing waitlists, fees, funding options, service models, staff qualifications, therapy approaches, and recommendations from other parents or professionals. It can feel overwhelming. The right provider should not only understand behaviour. They should also take the time to understand your child, your family’s values, your concerns, and what meaningful progress would look like in everyday life. What works
When many parents hear Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), they picture a young child sitting at a table matching pictures, completing worksheets, or repeating skills through discrete-trial teaching.If that is your understanding of ABA, you are not alone. It is also why many families assume their autistic teen has “outgrown” ABA or no longer needs it. But compassionate, high-quality ABA should grow with the person receiving it. A teenager does not have the same priorities as a
