Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is the application of behavioral principles such as positive reinforcement, shaping, prompting, and task analysis. These ABA procedures are evidence-based and founded on scientific research. Our team of trilingual BCBA therapists is committed to delivering the results that your child deserves in their early years.

Areas of focus

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    Social skills

  • Adaptive skills

  • Behavioral management

  • Communication and language abilities

  • Learning skills

  • Play and leisure skills

Therapeutic Benefits

Formats & Settings

ABA therapy one on one Ms Liao Min and a young girl

1-1 ABA treatment

1:1 ABA treatment is designed to increase communication, play, self-care, social, motor and adaptive skills. We build on each child’s interests and strengths using both structured and natural opportunities to improve their essential skills. During the intervention period, clinical data will be recorded in time, teaching strategies will be adjusted to promote the child’s core skills, and progress reports will be provided regularly.

School Readiness Groups

School readiness group is an important component of your child’s ABA treatment. Our group programs prepare children to learn more effectively in the classroom in preparation for their learning in the mainstream school environment.

School Observation & consultation

For pre-school and school-age children with behavioral challenges or learning difficulties in mainstream settings, we provide clinical assessment and intervention consultation, as well as support and collaboration with classroom teachers and other professionals to help children better access the school curriculum and mainstream inclusion.

School Shadowing

School shadowing services aim to create a supportive and inclusive educational environment, allowing students to thrive academically and socially. Sprout’s ABA Team Support collaborates with schools and families to provide comprehensive support.

School Shadowing

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Therapy scenarios

Social Skills Practice – Noah Learns to Share

Noah, a 6-year-old with autism, struggled with sharing toys at school. During therapy, his therapist used structured play sessions and data collection with peer models to teach turn-taking. Using a visual timer and verbal praise, Noah learned to wait his turn during a board game. After weeks of practice, he excitedly said, “Your turn!” to a friend—his first successful social exchange.

Behavior Replacement – Lucas Finds Calm

Lucas, a 5-year-old, often had meltdowns when transitioning between activities. His ABA therapist introduced a “First-Then” visual schedule and taught him deep breathing exercises. With practice, instead of crying when playtime ended, Lucas took a deep breath and used his words: “Five more minutes, please?”—a huge step toward emotional regulation.

Daily Living Skills – Mia Gets Dressed

Mia, a 7-year-old with developmental delays, struggled with dressing herself. Her therapist used task analysis, breaking down dressing into small steps and providing hand-over-hand guidance. With encouragement and a reward system, Mia proudly zipped up her jacket on her own for the first time. “I did it!” she cheered, beaming with pride.

Service Fee

Applied Behavior Therapy

Therapists 60 mins 90 mins 120 mins
BCBA Therapist HK$1,500 HK$2,250 HK$3,000
ABA Therapist HK$1,000 HK$1,500 HK$2,000

Discounted School ABA Services Fees – Minimum 10 days

Therapists 60 mins 2.5 hours 5 hours
Senior Behavior Therapist(BCBA/IBA) HK$1,500 HK$3,000 HK$6,000
Behavior Therapist HK$1,000 HK$2,000 HK$4,000
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does ABA therapy last?

The duration of ABA therapy varies based on individual needs, goals, and progress. Some children may receive therapy for a few hours a week, while others might have more intensive support over several months or years.

How is progress measured in ABA therapy?

Progress is monitored through ongoing data collection, which tracks the frequency and quality of targeted behaviors. This data helps guide adjustments to the intervention as needed.

What types of behaviors can ABA therapy address?

ABA therapy can address a wide range of behaviors, including communication difficulties, social skills deficits, self-regulation issues, repetitive behaviors, and problematic behaviors like aggression or self-injury.