ABA works on the principle of positive reinforcement, i.e. rewarding the child for learning a skill or showing a behaviour, even for making an attempt. The reward increases the child's motivation to repeat the desired behaviour in the future. Resulting change in behaviour. Not only does this motivate a child, it also lets them know that their efforts to learn are valued.

We provide therapy to children showing challenging behaviour like tantrums, aggression, screen addiction and having developmental delays like speech & language delay, difficulty in socialization, attention deficit, and autism spectrum disorder.

In the first session, the child is assessed by a developmental paediatrician or paediatric neurologist for an assessment. They interact with the child and ask questions to parents to know more about the child, what skills she has already acquired and the skills that need to be inculcated. They see what items and activities can be potential reinforces, this will be useful once sessions start. After an assessment, if the child requires the therapy then a BCBA can create a personalized therapy plan for the child specific to their needs and interests.

Butterfly Learnings provides parent-mediated therapy where a parent learns to handle their child's challenging behaviours. The sessions are live and taken by well-trained therapists and attended by both the parent and the child. The therapist guides the parent on what to do and interacts with the child by making them do tasks. Before a session ends, the therapist gives some homework to the parent as activities which they can do with the child. With practice, the child learns a new skill. If the parent faces some difficulty, it will be addressed by the therapist in an upcoming session. All you need is a phone or laptop and a good internet connection.

Yes. Sessions are taken by well-trained therapists having experience in working with children and they use evidence-based practices that are proven to work. Sessions are interactive, which gives a parent and a child tasks that are essential for teaching skills. You can track your child's progress presented in a graphical format in this work. As per our experience, online therapy is effective for a high functioning child whose parents are equally motivated.

One of the biggest benefits of ABA therapy is that parents can also learn and practice with the child. This ensures that the child is learning skills from the therapists and the parent as well, and the possibility of the child engaging in desired behaviour increases. Also, you will be able to take care of your child when they are showing challenging behaviour.

It improves the child's activities of daily living, language skills, play & social skills, video-perceptual skills, cognition, academic skills, reduction in challenging behaviours

An in-person session lasts for 1 hour 45 minutes. Online session is taken for 1 hour. Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy is conducted for 45 minutes.

During the initial days of therapy, the therapist establishes rapport with the child and tries to learn about his or her favourite toys and games, activities, and potential reinforces. On the surface, it may look like the therapist and child are just playing. The objective of the rapport building process is to make the child feel and comfortable.

There's so much to learn and understand about your child, the challenges they'll face, and the support they'll need over the next few years. A little knowledge can go a long way in helping you feel prepared. You can teach your family critical skills to ensure generalization, improve functioning in the natural environment, reduce the stress level, and generally make life more enjoyable for everyone.