1:1 INTERVENTION (ABA THERAPY)

Early Intervention Designed for Every Child

Our 1:1 ABA Therapy Program is designed to meet each child’s needs and build on the child’s existing strengths. Skills are taught systematically in accordance with developmental age norms. Language and communication, play development, socialization, self-help, classroom readiness, and academic skills are some of the areas that are covered in the program. Our 1:1 ABA Therapy Program is offered both in-home and at the centre. Our standard offerings for this program model are:

Introductory Program (9 hours weekly)

​Intermediate Program (12 hours weekly)

Focused Program (15 hours weekly)

In-Person / Remote Consultation
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Our 1:1 intervention programs are carried out by certified therapists (or therapists who are undergoing the certification program) and are supervised by certified Behavior Analysts. This means that your child will receive quality program at SEED Autism Services, as all clinical staff are trained, qualified and must complete the ethics module to ensure the children we work with are happy, relaxed and engaged during the therapy sessions. Ultimately, this promotes sustainable learning for the child.

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Before you enrol into an intervention program, it is best to collect all relevant information such as the approach used by the team, the service delivery model, the availability of therapists, pricing, the qualifications of the team (especially supervisors), your goals and your child's goals, available training for parents and family members to support the child at home and more. This will help you make informed decision before you get started.

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Book a FREE consultation session with us today to find out more.

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Disclaimer: SEED Autism Services specializes in providing developmental and educational support programs for children with autism spectrum disorder. We do not offer medical diagnosis. However, we frequently work alongside developmental pediatricians and other allied healthcare specialists providing evidence-based support. For diagnosis and medical advice, please consult with a paediatrician. Individual results may vary based on specific needs and program participation.