Assembling an effective Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy team involves navigating a variety of factors, from therapist qualifications and commute time to matching availability. Each factor plays a crucial role in ensuring the best match between a therapist and a patient. In this article, we delve into the most important factors, providing insights on how to manage them efficiently and effectively.
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Factor 1: Appopriate Experience & Qualifications
Factor 2: Securing Therapist Buy-in
Securing buy-in from your therapy team is a crucial, yet often overlooked aspect in creating an effective ABA therapy team. Ensuring that therapists are fully aware of what is expected of them before they commit to working with a child is of paramount importance. Transparency about commute times and the specifics of a child’s behavior can dramatically reduce therapist burnout and significantly increase the continuity of care – a key determinant of therapy success.
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