ANNOUNCING: 29+ New Lessons for ABA Therapy at Home!

Here at FirstPath Autism, we believe that by providing families and professionals with access to the same clinical treatments we use every day, we can help more children reach their potential and interact successfully with their peers.

Our program is based on the principle and procedures of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), which has the highest success rate and is the most widely recommended treatment for autism. What is ABA? It’s the research-based process of helping individuals to change and better specific behaviors.

FirstPath Autism’s video-based lessons and strategies serve as an introduction to ABA for individuals who have never received services, yet they’re also a helpful resource for individuals who currently receive ABA. FirstPath Autism can be a starting point, or supplemental reinforcement for an existing learning process. Each online lesson also comes with a lesson guide and data sheet so you can track progress, and our lesson progression chart provides guidance as you work through the curriculum.

Using real interactions between children and autism professionals, our videos provide step-by-step examples of how to help children and young adults with autism develop the behaviors and skills they need to move forward and reach their potential.

In addition to our wide selection of previously available video resources, we’re excited to announce the addition of another 29+ videos to our ever-growing library!

We hope you take a look at the broad range of behavioral, social, life, and academic skills and let us know what you think about the new videos!

Behavior management – Meltdowns – Self-stimulatory – Self-injurious – Non-compliance – Bolting – AggressionMaladaptive Behaviors  – Meltdowns  – Non-compliance  – Self-stimulatory  – Bolting |– LEARNING SKILLS –| Learning readiness – Reinforcer assessment – Token system  – Readiness and compliance skills – Following instructions – Asking / Requesting (Basic & Advanced) Imitation skills – Imitating actions – Imitating speech Classroom readiness  – Basic writing (Writing/Art Skills)  Labeling skills – Identifying objects – Identifying colors – Identifying shapes – Identifying parts of the body – Identifying people and occupations – Identifying actions Labeling skills (Advanced) – Complete sentences – Feature, function, class of objects – Prepositions – Pronouns Visual performance skills – Puzzles  – Matching and sorting – Block Imitation  Pre-Reading skills  – Letter Matching  – Letter identification: Upper- and lower-case  – Phonics and blends – Rhymes Reading skills – Reading comprehension Pre-math skills – Counting: Rote and terminal  – 1:1 Correspondence: Counting objects  – Number ID  – Number to quantity match – Patterns and sequencing  – Number sequencing Math skills  – More than/Less than (Basic)  – Simple addition  – Simple subtraction – Telling time

Behavior strategies  – Self-injury  – Fragile Learner  – ABC Data collection  – Extinction Burst |– LIFE SKILLS –|  Self-help skills – Eating skills – Eating new foods – Dressing skills – Grooming skills – Toileting Community safety – Safety and rule signs – Situations and decision making – Community Outing  – Assertion – Desensitization and coping skills  |– SOCIAL SKILLS –| Conversation (Basic) – Familiar fill-ins – Answering WH (e.g., Who, What, When, Where, How) questions – Greetings and closings Conversation (Advanced) – Personal information – Simple statements – Follow-up questions – Follow-up Comments and  Questions  – Asking WH questions  – Measuring exchanges  Theory of mind – Labeling and identify emotions – Situation-based emotions – Steps to Social Success (Social Stories)  Observational Learning  – Sequencing and Predication  – Basic memory skills: What is missing?  – Learning to describe: Tell me about …  |– PLAY SKILLS –| Play skills – Independent Play  – Parallel play – Interactive play – Pretend play

Interested in getting started with FirstPath Autism’s scientifically proven program of success? If you haven’t yet signed up for a free trial, now’s your chance. Help your child reach his potential and interact successfully with his peers using FirstPath Autism’s invaluable training resources, and be sure to check out all the new video lessons!