ABA Centers of Connecticut

ABA Centers of Connecticut We offer Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy services to children with Autism.

Connection makes learning stick. Join your child's play, describe what you notice, then gently build on the game to add ...
09/04/2026

Connection makes learning stick. Join your child's play, describe what you notice, then gently build on the game to add language and turn-taking. At ABA Centers of Connecticut, we let play lead meaningful progress.

If someone you love has autism, you may have questions about the support and resources available to your family. Our team is here to provide information, answer your questions, and help you explore your options. Call (855) 648-5662 for a FREE consultation or visit: bit.ly/abact090426fb.

The heart of ABA: BCBAs & RBTsSeptember gives us the opportunity to celebrate the exceptional BCBAs and RBTs who value t...
09/01/2026

The heart of ABA: BCBAs & RBTs

September gives us the opportunity to celebrate the exceptional BCBAs and RBTs who value the person before the plan.

They notice the small moments that matter, encourage growth with intention, and support families through every milestone.

Thank you for the empathy, dedication, and thoughtful care you bring each day. Your impact reaches far beyond the therapy room.

There is no single way to communicate. Some people need more time to respond, while others use visuals, gestures, or dev...
08/27/2026

There is no single way to communicate. Some people need more time to respond, while others use visuals, gestures, or devices. Patient listening is part of building a more inclusive space.

How early should ABA therapy start? In this blog, we explain what research says about early intervention ABA therapy, wh...
08/25/2026

How early should ABA therapy start? In this blog, we explain what research says about early intervention ABA therapy, when toddlers can begin services, and why timing can influence developmental outcomes.

Explore our article, "How Early Should ABA Therapy Start? Understanding the Right Time to Begin" to learn more. Click here to read: bit.ly/abact082526fb.

Joy follows wherever you go. Smiles follow your steps.
08/24/2026

Joy follows wherever you go. Smiles follow your steps.

08/21/2026

THE ABCs OF ABA THERAPY

U IS FOR UNWANTED BEHAVIOR

Some behaviors can make learning, communication, or routines feel more challenging.

ABA focuses on why the behavior happens and teaches more helpful ways to communicate needs.

Fact: ABA uses positive reinforcement to help children learn new skills and communicate needs more effectively.

At ABA Centers of Connecticut, we believe every child deserves care that helps them thrive. Our ABA therapy programs sup...
08/19/2026

At ABA Centers of Connecticut, we believe every child deserves care that helps them thrive. Our ABA therapy programs support essential skills, confidence, and goals that help children move forward.

We believe families deserve clear information when making decisions about autism care. If you'd like to learn more about ABA therapy or support services, call (855) 648-5662 for a FREE consultation or visit here: bit.ly/abact081926fb.

Your hugs, high fives, and waves make every hello feel brighter.
08/17/2026

Your hugs, high fives, and waves make every hello feel brighter.

Taking time to pause can support our well-being. For children with autism, moments of rest and relaxation can help recha...
08/15/2026

Taking time to pause can support our well-being. For children with autism, moments of rest and relaxation can help recharge, restore balance, and support emotional regulation throughout the day.

DECODING ABA: An Essential GuideTERM: Stimulus control (SD)A cue that helps make expectations clearer.Explanation:Stimul...
08/13/2026

DECODING ABA: An Essential Guide

TERM: Stimulus control (SD)

A cue that helps make expectations clearer.

Explanation:

Stimulus control develops when a specific cue consistently signals that a certain behavior should happen. Over time, children can learn to recognize and respond to these cues in daily routines, supporting predictability and independence.

For example, hearing “Clean up, please” may signal that toys should be put away. Clear, consistent cues can help children understand what comes next and respond with more confidence.

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43 Western Boulevard
Glastonbury, CT
06033

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Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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