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What we do.

ABC Behavior utilizes Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in a variety of settings, including in-home, clinic, social groups, and community outings. ABC Behavior assists individuals with developmental disabilities from ages 1 to 21 years old. Our offices serve Northern Virginia and Richmond Metro areas. ABC Behavior is a franchisee of Hi-5 ABA.

Our Mission
To improve the quality of life of local clients and their families
through compassion and the use of research-based and data-driven treatments.

Christian Maddox, BS, COO

is a seasoned business development leader, currently serving as the COO of ABC Behavior. Christian collaborates closely with our Clinical Directors to expand and enhance ABA services across Virginia. He holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration and brings 11 years of experience in managing a multi-million dollar business with hundreds of employees. Christian’s strategic vision and leadership continue to drive significant growth and excellence within ABC Behavior.

Christian Maddox, B.S., COO
Email: christian.maddox@hi5aba.com
Phone (888) 574-6007.

 

ABC Behavior provides supervision for BCBA and BCaBA students and works with individuals that have developmental disabilities using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. In-home and in-clinic services are available.

 

When working with children with special needs, it is important first to assess the child's individual needs. This can be done through various methods, including interviews, functional behavior analysis, VBMAPP, PEAK, or ABLLS. Once the child's needs have been assessed, a behavior treatment plan can be developed. This plan aims to help the child learn and practice skills that will improve their quality of life.

The behavior treatment plan may include the following goals:

  • Behavior management: This goal focuses on helping the child learn to control their behavior. This may include teaching the child how to identify and manage their emotions, follow directions, and interact appropriately with others.

  • Transitioning skills: This goal focuses on helping the child learn how to manage changes in their environment. This may include teaching the child how to handle changes in routine, deal with unexpected events, and cope with transitions from one activity to another.

  • Organizational skills: This goal focuses on helping the child learn how to keep track of their belongings and manage their time. This may include teaching the child how to sort and organize their belongings, set and keep track of goals, and manage their time effectively.

  • Assist with fine & gross motor skills: This goal focuses on helping the child develop their fine and gross motor skills. This may include teaching the child how to use their hands to complete tasks, coordinate their movements, and maintain healthy body weight.

  • Social & Life Skills: This goal focuses on helping the child develop the skills they need to interact with others and to live independently. This may include teaching the child how to make friends, follow social rules, and take care of themselves.

The behavior treatment plan should be tailored to the child's individual needs. It is essential to be patient and consistent with the child as they work to achieve their goals. With time and effort, the child can learn to manage their behavior, transition smoothly between activities, organize their belongings, and develop the skills they need to live a happy and independent life.