Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy at Nupal CDC, Delhi

 

Introduction to ABA Therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is one of the most widely recognized and effective therapies for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related developmental challenges. ABA focuses on understanding behaviors, teaching new skills, and reducing behaviors that interfere with learning and daily life.

At Nupal CDC, Delhi, our ABA program is designed to help children build communication, social, and daily living skills in a structured yet playful environment. By breaking tasks into small, achievable steps and reinforcing progress, ABA empowers children to become more independent and confident.

 

Why Choose ABA Therapy at Nupal CDC?

  • Experienced ABA therapists and psychologists trained in evidence-based methods.

  • Individualized therapy plans tailored to each child’s strengths and needs.

  • Data-driven approach with measurable goals and progress tracking.

  • Collaborative care integrating ABA with occupational therapy, speech therapy, and parent training.

  • Family-centered model ensuring strategies are practiced at home for lasting success.

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Who Can Benefit from ABA Therapy?

ABA therapy is especially effective for children with:

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Developmental delays and intellectual disabilities

  • Social communication difficulties

  • Behavioral challenges (aggression, tantrums, self-stimulatory behaviors)

  • Difficulty with transitions and routines

  • Limited play, social, or self-help skills

 

Our ABA Therapy Services

Behavior Intervention Plans

We develop structured plans to address challenging behaviors, replacing them with positive alternatives.

Communication Training

ABA supports both verbal and non-verbal communication, including use of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) tools.

Social Skills Development

Role-play, guided practice, and group activities help children learn turn-taking, sharing, and conversational skills.

Daily Living Skills

Step-by-step teaching for self-care routines like dressing, brushing, toileting, and eating independently.

Early Intervention Programs

For toddlers and preschoolers, early ABA intervention can significantly improve language, play, and learning outcomes.

Parent Training & Home Plans

We equip parents with ABA techniques so progress continues outside therapy sessions.

 

How ABA Therapy Works at Nupal CDC

Step 1: Functional Assessment

We begin with a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) to identify triggers, strengths, and areas of need.

Step 2: Goal Setting

Clear, measurable goals are set—for example, improving communication, reducing tantrums, or building self-help skills.

Step 3: Structured Therapy Sessions

Children engage in structured, play-based sessions with positive reinforcement for each success.

Step 4: Data Collection & Review

Therapists track progress in real time and adjust strategies as needed.

Step 5: Parent Involvement

Parents are trained in ABA principles to reinforce consistency at home and school.

 

Benefits of ABA Therapy

  • Improved communication skills

  • Better emotional regulation and behavior control

  • Greater independence in daily routines

  • Increased social participation and friendships

  • Enhanced school readiness and learning

  • Reduced disruptive behaviors

  • Long-term improvement in quality of life

 

Why Parents Trust Nupal CDC

Nupal CDC is one of the few centers in Delhi offering specialized ABA therapy integrated with other child development services. Parents value our structured approach, transparent progress reports, and the way we actively involve families in therapy. Our child-friendly environment ensures ABA sessions feel safe, engaging, and rewarding.

 

Location & Accessibility

Conveniently located in Delhi, Nupal CDC offers accessible therapy spaces designed to encourage active participation. Families across NCR trust us for high-quality, evidence-based ABA therapy

 

Addressing Parents’ Concerns

  • Understanding the benefits — We explain clearly how ABA builds communication, reduces problem behaviors, and improves independence.

  • Therapist qualifications — All ABA programs are led by trained behavior therapists under the supervision of certified psychologists.

  • Cost and coverage — Fees are transparent; receipts and documentation are provided for possible reimbursement.

  • Family involvement — Parents receive hands-on training and home plans to reinforce therapy goals daily.

 

Related Concerns: Receptive & Learning Difficulties

Children with autism and developmental conditions may also face receptive language or learning difficulties—struggling to understand instructions or process information. At Nupal CDC, ABA therapy works in collaboration with speech therapy and occupational therapy to address these challenges holistically.

 

At Nupal CDC, we believe that every child deserves the power to express themselves. Our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services in Delhi are designed to unlock communication, confidence, and connection for your child.

 

CALL TODAY TO HAVE INITIAL CONSULTATION (+91) 9910388103

 

Email: info@nupalcdc.com
Visit us: B-180 First Floor, Gujranwala Town Part 1, Delhi 110009, India


Reviewed by: Nupal CDC Team 
Last reviewed: October 8, 2025

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Questions and answers

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Q1. What is ABA therapy in simple terms?

ABA is a structured, scientific approach to teaching children skills step by step, using rewards and reinforcement to encourage positive behaviors.

Q2. At what age can my child start ABA?

ABA can begin as early as 18 months and is effective for toddlers, preschoolers, and older children.

Q3. How many hours of ABA does my child need?

Intensity varies by child. Some may benefit from 5–10 hours per week, while others may require more intensive programs.

Q4. Is ABA only for children with autism?

No. While most commonly used for autism, ABA can also help children with developmental delays, learning challenges, or behavior difficulties.