One of the reasons ABA is so effective is its focus on positive reinforcement. Instead of punishing negative behavior, ABA encourages rewarding the behaviors you want to see more of. This positive approach not only helps in shaping behavior but also builds a stronger, more trusting relationship between you and your child.
At the heart of ABA is the belief that every child has the potential to grow, learn, and thrive. By incorporating preference assessments and play-based learning into our interventions, we can create a positive and uplifting experience for everyone involved. These tools allow us to tap into each child’s unique motivations, making learning a joyful and rewarding journey.
MSW preference assessment is a systematic way to identify preferred items or activities for a child or individual — during this assessment, a variety of items (stimuli) are presented to the child simultaneously. The child selects one item, and after their interaction with it, the item is returned to the array, and all items are presented again. This process helps determine which items the child prefers most consistently, giving insight into their interests and motivations ensuring that the learning process or skill acquisition is engaging, effective and enjoyable through the method of play-based learning!
