
San Mateo, CA
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Many people wonder how ABA therapy for children works. Even more wonder how trained ABA therapists are before beginning session with their clients. All of our staff are specially trained in the terminology and practices needed so that a behavior plan is successfully implemented and your child’s goals met. Our team is also properly vetted to ensure only the most trustworthy individuals are working with your child
Behavior Therapists receive 40+ hours of special training, as well as continuous trainings throughout their time with Kadiant, so they’re fully equipped with the industry’s newest methods. Program Supervisors at minimum have a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, and are either currently in or admitted to a relevant master’s program. They also have studied for and sat for their Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) exam. Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) must possess the minimum of a Masters degree, meet requirements for either graduate-level coursework (225 hours) or college-level teaching and research in behavior analysis, meet experience requirements, and pass the Behavior Analyst Certification Examination.

WHAT QUESTIONS SHOULD I ASK?
Once you secure the best ABA therapy option for your child, here are a few questions to discuss with your therapist at your first meeting:
- How many hours of therapy do you think my child needs each week?
- Do you offer any special funding (for schools and centers)?
- What methods do you use to discourage unwanted behaviors?
- How will you address self-harming behaviors?
- How many people will work closely with my child? What training do they have?
- Can you teach me how to use ABA techniques at home?
- Can I watch the therapy sessions?
- Are there other approaches, such as skills training groups, that could help my child?