ABA therapy, rooted in behavioral psychology, is a widely used approach that has proven effective in many cases. However, the perception and implementation of ABA can vary greatly across cultures. In regions like Asia, there's often more flexibility in how ABA techniques are applied, whereas Western cultures, such as in America and Britain, may view these techniques differently.
It's important to acknowledge that ABA therapy can feel like a battle in the beginning—a challenging process for both the child and the family. Unfortunately, as in any industry, there are bad actors who may misuse these techniques, leading to concerns about trauma.
In this video, we'll delve into these complexities, exploring the cultural differences, the effectiveness of ABA, and some case studies, so you can make informed decisions about your child's therapy.
Ming Fung
Ming Fung is the Founder & CEO of AOS, a leading e-learning and coaching platform dedicated to helping parents of speech-delayed children
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