Phoenix Fire ABA provides your family with an intake process that is individualized to your specific needs.  Currently, we are taking new clients for in-home therapy and school collaboration training.

 

The intake process helps identify academic areas of strength and challenges in order to help plan for instructional and adaptive goals and objectives. Essential skills for living life are identified and are included as part of the comprehensive treatment plan.

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Why teaching Applied Behavior Analysis in all environments is best explained by the Autism Legal Resource Center.

   

Family training is the heart of the Treatment Plans that Phoenix Fire creates. Producing skills that can be done with trained staff is only the beginning of the learning spectrum. Carrying those skills over into the home, and then into the natural environment is where a client becomes independent and has access to their world.

All methods used are linked to research-based and peer-reviewed methods that appear in journals reviewed and recommended by the BACB. 

                           

The focus of Phoenix Fire ABA is to put the client first, increase the client's quality of life, and provide them access to the reinforcement in life that others acquire naturally through the learning process (operant conditioning). I believe that behavior is made up of both academic and adaptive skills that blend together to treat the whole client.

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