Real-World Learning in Community Settings
ABA therapy services delivered in natural community environments to promote skill generalization and independence in real-world situations.
Real-World Skills
Learning and practicing skills in the environments where they will be used most.
Where We Work
Our community-based therapy takes place in various real-world settings where your child can practice and generalize skills.
Parks & Recreation
Outdoor environments for developing social skills, following instructions, and enjoying recreational activities.
Grocery Stores
Practicing shopping skills, money management, and appropriate social interactions in retail environments.
Libraries
Quiet environments for developing reading skills, research abilities, and appropriate library behavior.
Restaurants
Learning dining etiquette, ordering skills, and appropriate social behavior in food service settings.
Community Centers
Group activities, recreational programs, and social skill development in community settings.
Public Transportation
Independence training for navigating public transportation systems safely and effectively.
Skills We Develop
Community-based therapy targets essential life skills through real-world practice and application.
Social & Communication Skills
- Appropriate greetings and conversation skills
- Asking for help and information
- Following social rules and expectations
- Peer interaction and friendship skills
Independence & Life Skills
- Money management and shopping skills
- Navigation and transportation skills
- Safety awareness and emergency procedures
- Task completion and time management
Benefits of Community-Based Therapy
Real-world practice leads to better skill generalization and increased independence.
Skill Generalization
Skills learned in natural environments transfer more effectively to daily life.
Increased Independence
Real-world practice builds confidence and self-reliance in community settings.
Social Integration
Natural opportunities for social interaction and community participation.
Our Community-Based Process
A structured approach to community-based intervention and skill development.
Assessment
Evaluate current skills and identify community-based goals.
Site Selection
Choose appropriate community settings for skill practice.
Skill Practice
Guided practice and intervention in natural environments.
Independence
Gradual fading of support toward independent skill use.
Ready to Build Real-World Skills?
Start your community-based therapy journey and help your child develop independence in real-world settings.