ABA Therapy in Las Vegas and Henderson, NV for Autistic Children
Creative Waves ABA LLC Teaching Methods
Naturalistic Approach
Discrete Trial Training
Naturalistic Approach
At Creative Waves ABA, we use the naturalist approach .The naturalistic approach in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a teaching method that emphasizes learning within the learner’s natural environment and routines. Unlike more structured, skill-specific programs, naturalistic ABA focuses on embedding teaching opportunities into everyday
At Creative Waves ABA, we use the naturalist approach .The naturalistic approach in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a teaching method that emphasizes learning within the learner’s natural environment and routines. Unlike more structured, skill-specific programs, naturalistic ABA focuses on embedding teaching opportunities into everyday activities and interactions, making learning more functional and contextually relevant.
Incidental Teaching
Discrete Trial Training
Naturalistic Approach
At Creative Waves ABA, we use incidental teaching. Incidental teaching involves teaching skills in the context of the learner's natural environment, such as during play or daily routines. In this method, the teacher or therapist attentively observes the child's interests and initiates teaching moments spontaneously when the child shows motivation or engages with a specific item or activity.
Discrete Trial Training
Discrete Trial Training
Discrete Trial Training
At Creative Waves ABA, we also use Discrete Trial Training (DTT). This teaching method is a structured teaching method commonly used within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to teach new skills to individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities. DTT breaks down complex skills into small, manageable compo
At Creative Waves ABA, we also use Discrete Trial Training (DTT). This teaching method is a structured teaching method commonly used within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to teach new skills to individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities. DTT breaks down complex skills into small, manageable components and uses repetition and reinforcement to promote learning.