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ACES Outdoor ABA December 19, 2020

'Tis the Season to be Jolly and join a festive celebration with peers. At this outdoor event, we'll have a variety of arts, crafts, games and cheer to keep you smiling for the rest of the year. We have lots of movement games to keep you warm and toasty too. Join us to spread the holiday cheer as we prepare to ring in the new year.Outdoor ABA is a program for children of all ages and abilities to come to meet us outdoors! We will socialize, play, and engage in thematic curriculum that promotes learning and new experiences. Children must attend with a Supervisor or Behavior Interventionist and parents do not need to stay, unless required by the funding source or as deemed clinically necessary by your Supervisor.  Attendees should bring a snack.

Outdoor ABA provides a New Opportunity for Your Child to

  • Get outside
  • Socialize with peers
  • Generalize mastered skills
  • Be exposed to novel stimuli to keep them engaged in their ABA therapy (motivation is everything)
  • Build rapport with novel BI’s by pairing them with a fun experience at ACES
  • Get extra support from various professionals who attend Outdoor ABA events

**Please note, if your child already attends a group in the clinic on Saturdays, your supervisor must still enroll your child for the Outdoor ABA event in order to attend.If you have questions related to COVID-19 preventative measures, please refer to the Physical Distancing Groups FAQ or call ACES at (855) 223-7123 Ext 2.

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