ABA Education Center provides resources, training, and individualized support for families of autistic children and professionals working in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Based in Draper, Utah, the organization combines compassionate, evidence-based practices with practical educational tools designed to help individuals build meaningful skills, strengthen independence, and improve quality of life.
Through its clinical services, individuals ages 18 months to 22 years can receive personalized ABA therapy tailored to their developmental needs, strengths, and goals. Treatment focuses on meaningful progress through individualized programming, with an emphasis on kindness, supportive relationships, communication, skill development, and greater independence. Families are encouraged to participate in the learning process and work collaboratively with professionals to support progress across everyday environments.
Parent education is another important component of the program. Training helps caregivers understand the principles of ABA and learn practical strategies they can use at home to support communication, daily routines, skill development, and positive behavior. These resources empower parents to become active partners in their children’s growth.
The organization also offers professional development opportunities for ABA practitioners, including a 40-hour Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training course, continuing education credits for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and advanced training and supervision resources. These programs are designed to strengthen professional knowledge, practical skills, and compassionate care.
Additional resources include the Meaningful Outcomes Treatment and Assessment Scale (MOTAS), a comprehensive assessment tool designed to identify individual strengths, evaluate skill development, and guide personalized interventions for people with autism and related disabilities.
By bringing together clinical services, family education, professional training, and specialized assessment tools, the organization supports a collaborative approach to helping learners and their families achieve meaningful outcomes.
