NeuroNurture
Online paediatric developmental healthcare practice based in India.
ABA has a controversial reputation. How is yours different?
“The criticism is mostly directed at older drill-heavy compliance-focused models that treated autistic ways of being as deficits to extinguish. Modern ABA — how we practise it — is naturalistic, child-led, neurodiversity-informed. We do not target stimming. Skill-building is the goal; making your child appear neurotypical is not.”
View in the company profileWill my child have to do drills for six hours a day?
“No. The high-hour intensities sometimes quoted reflect specific research protocols. For most families, 4 to 6 sessions per week, ramping up or down as data warrants, is what we recommend. We treat the data, not a fixed prescription.”
View in the company profileWho delivers ABA on your team?
“Our behaviour therapists are senior clinicians with formal training in applied behaviour analysis, working under recognised credentialing pathways. Plans are reviewed by our team of developmental paediatricians every four weeks.”
View in the company profileIs ABA the only path for autism?
“No. ABA is one evidence-supported intervention; speech, OT, and parental coaching are others. For most autistic children we use ABA as one element of a multi-modal plan, not the entire plan. See our Autism Programme.”
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More information from this source
- Online ABA Therapy for Children — NeuroNurture
“Modern, naturalistic, ethically delivered Applied Behaviour Analysis for children with autism, ADHD, and related developmental conditions. Senior behaviour analysts, paediatrician-supervised plans, parent-led generalisation.”