When parents first hear about ABA therapy, many assume it is mainly about stopping behaviours — tantrums, meltdowns, non-compliance, or emotional outbursts. While reducing challenging behaviour can be part of intervention, effective ABA therapy goes far beyond that. At its core, ABA focuses on teaching skills that help children communicate, learn, and function more independently in their daily lives. When skills improve, behaviour often improves naturally. Why Behaviour Is O
When parents explore early intervention for their child, one of the most common questions we hear is:“How often should therapy be done for it to actually work?” While there’s no single answer that fits every child, one principle remains true across all effective early intervention programmes — consistency matters. Consistency is not about doing therapy every day or pushing children beyond their limits. Instead, it is about creating predictable, repeated learning opportunities
Starting Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy can feel like stepping into a whole new world, full of unfamiliar terms, tight schedules, and big emotions. Whether your child is experiencing developmental delay, speech delay, or is part of an early intervention programme in Singapore, these first few months can be both hopeful and overwhelming. This guide walks you through what the initial 90 days might look like, offering clarity, compassion, and confidence Phase 1: The In
