No two days in ABA look exactly alike. ABA therapy can take place in various settings, including the child’s home, a therapy center, or even a school, further adding to the variability of the daily routine. Here’s a general idea of what a typical day might look like:Arrival and Transition: The day begins with the therapist greeting the child and transitioning them into the therapy environment.Skill Building Activities: The bulk of the day is spent on various activities designed to build skills in areas like communication, social interaction, self-care, and academics.Data Collection: Throughout the day, the therapist will collect data on the child’s behaviors and responses to different situations.Breaks: Regular breaks are scheduled to allow the child to rest and process what they’ve learned.Parent/Caregiver Training: Depending on the program, the day may include a session where the therapist provides training on techniques to use at home, or addressing any concerns.Wrap-Up: The day ends with a wrap-up session where the child is transitioned back to their regular environment.