Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) applies behavioral principles to modify behaviors over time. It focuses on teaching important skills like language and self-help, while reducing problematic behaviors such as aggression. ABA is based on the principles of learning and is used in various settings like schools and homes. It relies on evidence and experimental data to inform its practices, ensuring effective intervention.

Speech therapy covers improving speech clarity, articulation, fluency, resonance, and voice strength. It also addresses language development in comprehension and expression across oral, written, graphic, and sign communication. Cognitive aspects like attention, memory, problem-solving, and executive function are targeted, along with exercises to enhance swallowing for solids and liquids.

To aid movement restoration, therapy focuses on improving muscle strength, endurance, coordination, and balance. It aims to decrease spasticity, increase joint flexibility, and prevent contractures. Therapists also help with gait training, whether using ambulatory aids or not. Additionally, they conduct pulmonary rehabilitation, including breathing exercises, to reduce fatigue and maintain clear lung function.

Comprises of inclusive teaching strategies, assistive technologies, and specialized interventions aimed at fostering academic, social, and emotional development for all learners.