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Center for Applied Behavioral Analysis | Center for Applied Behavioral Analysis

1 500 rub.

Areas of work

  HIA, autism, ZPR, ZPRR, ASD.

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About the center

  Operating mode: daily from 8: 00 to 18: 00. The Center for Applied Behavioral Analysis was created with the aim of disseminating the scientific achievements of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), their application and in-depth study on the territory of Russia. The mission of the center is to expand opportunities for effective work with children with disabilities using behavioral intervention methods that are adequate to the most current state of research in this area. Center tasks:
  • Providing assistance to children with disabilities, behavioral correction, training and skills development.
  • Familiarization of parents and professionals with behavioral intervention methods, and follow-up.
  • Introduction and development of a modern scientific approach to the rehabilitation of children with disabilities.
  • Actively disseminate ABA principles and expand their applicability.
The Center participates in and organizes public events, parent support groups, training courses and seminars devoted to the problems of children with disabilities. In order to ensure high-quality and progressive services, the Center cooperates with professionals in related fields and takes part in scientific and educational projects. The method of work is Applied Behavior Analysis. Specialists practice an approach that is the most developed, scientifically substantiated and recognized tool for the rehabilitation of people with developmental disabilities. Applied Behavior Analysis is an applied psychological method based on the principles laid down by the founders of behaviorism I.P. Pavlov and B.F. Skinner. The modern behavioral approach owes its leading position in working with ASD to the growing flow of empirical studies and observations published on a regular basis since 1968. According to the results of many years of practice, the methods of Applied Behavior Analysis are effectively used in behavior correction and training. Behavioural intervention has proven to be the most effective of the existing methods of correction, improvement of socialisation, social and environmental adaptation of children with serious developmental difficulties. Group sessions are aimed at:
  • Teaching social interaction and group behavior of children 2-3 years old;
  • Work with problematic behavior, communication, socialization, play skills and leisure activities for children 4-5 years old;
  • Preparation for school of children 6-7 years old;
  • Work with problematic behavior, communication with peers, academic skills and learning behavior, correctional and developmental work for children from 8 years old.
Before the child starts classes in social and communicative groups, a diagnostic procedure is carried out:
  1. Functional Behavior Assessment: conducting a series of observations of the problem behavior of the child and drawing up a correction plan;
  2. Testing according to methods for assessing verbal behavior (VB MAPPABLLS R). These methods are used to develop an individual plan for teaching skills that provide functional communication;
  3. For early intervention groups, the methodology is used as a diagnostic tool. DAY C The advantage of this technique is that it allows you to assess the development of children aged 0 to 5 years 11 months in areas such as:
  • cognitive development;
  • Communication;
  • Socio-emotional development;
  • Physical development;
  • adaptive behavior.

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Chingis Valerievich Badmaev General Director of the Center for Practical and Practical Aid…

Chingis Valerievich Badmaev

Director General of CPPA...
Aysa Shaeffer, BCBA, QBA Clinical Supervisor CPPA …

Aisa Schaeffer, BCBA, QBA

CPPA Clinical Supervisor…
Konstantin Leonidovich Isupov, QBA Executive Director of the Center for Practical and Acupuncture Clinical Director of the Center for Practical and Acupuncture, St. Petersburg

Konstantin Leonidovich Isupov, QBA

Executive Director of CPPA Clinical Director of CPPA St. Petersburg
Irina Anatolyevna Dokiminenko Curator of the center

Irina Anatolyevna Dokiminenko

Center Curator
 Daria Aleksandrovna Vesnina Curator of the center

Daria Alexandrovna Vesnina

Center Curator
Anastasia Vasilievna Vitvitskaya Curator of the center

Anastasia Vasilievna Vitvitskaya

Center Curator
 Yana Igorevna Mutagirova Curator of the center

Yana Igorevna Mutagirova

Center Curator
Yulia Aleksandrovna Tsotsorina Curator of the center

Yulia Alexandrovna Tsotsorina

Center Curator
Yulia Igorevna Panova Curator of the center

Yulia Igorevna Panova

Center Curator
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  • Children from 12 to 18

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