Houston Autism Therapy

The VB-MAPP is an assessment tool that tracks verbal behavior and communication skills. It evaluates a child’s ability to engage in functional communication and social interaction, providing a clear roadmap for setting goals and measuring progress in language development.

The ABLLS-R is a comprehensive tool that helps assess a child’s language, academic, and social skills. It breaks down skills into discrete areas, such as vocal imitation, social skills, and self-help, to ensure treatment focuses on key developmental milestones.

Progress is closely tracked through continuous data collection on a child’s behavior. Using objective measurements like frequency counts, duration, and intensity, we observe how behaviors change over time. This ensures we can adjust interventions for better outcomes.

The Vineland Scales measure a child’s adaptive behavior. Essentially, their ability to function independently in daily life. By assessing communication, daily living skills, and socialization, we get a holistic view of a child's developmental progress, which guides therapy.

Parents and teachers provide invaluable insights into the child’s progress by sharing observations from both home and school settings. Regular feedback helps gauge how well the child is applying skills learned in therapy to real-world situations, ensuring therapy goals are being met.