Hi
Here's a question: When do know when to stop ABA therapy because your child will be able to progress outside of a systematic program??
Our son is much improved as a result of his ABA programme and his mainstream school is questioning the need for his ABA shadow. Part of me wants to terminate his ABA and his speech therapy as it seems unnecessary but, on the other hand, I don't want to throw in the towel if it's soon. The ABA folks think we should keep going; the school says no; and I'm not sure. Has anyone out there called it a day on their ABA programme or other therapy because they thought, in effect, they were "finished" ?? How did you know???
Thanks for any insights.
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JamMac · 13/10/2011 22:20
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