Old Town ABA, LLC

03/10/2026

At Old Town ABA, support is immersive 🌟

Not all behavior support works the same way. Neither do the cookie cutter behavior support plans.

Surface-level approaches focus on stopping behaviors quickly.
But when the deeper context is ignored, meaningful change is often short-lived.

At Old Town ABA, we take an immersive approach. We look at the whole picture: the individual, their environment, the family system, and the skills that may be missing.

Because sustainable progress happens when support goes deeper than the surface. Which approach have you experienced often?

03/04/2026

Before a behavior plan is written, there should be deeper questions asked.

Too often, behavior gets labeled quickly — aggressive, noncompliant, attention-seeking.

But labeling isn’t understanding.

At Old Town ABA, we slow down.

We ask:

⟶ What is this behavior communicating?
⟶ What environmental factors are influencing it?
⟶ What skill might be missing?

Because when we treat behavior without context, we risk treating symptoms — not causes.

Nuanced care isn’t about doing more.
It’s about thinking deeper.

What do you think is most often overlooked when behavior is addressed?

03/03/2026

Behavior is rarely simple.

When services oversimplify, families feel blamed.
When providers rush to intervene, context gets ignored.

At Old Town ABA, nuance matters.

We look beyond the surface behavior and ask:
• What environmental factors are present?
• Is there trauma or stress influencing this?
• What skill might be missing?
• What system needs adjustment?

Because meaningful change starts with understanding.

What nuance do you think is often overlooked?

02/26/2026

We’re growing and have openings available! 🎉

Active openings in: Wi******er, Front Royal, Strasburg, Stephens City, Waynesboro, and Richmond!

If you’re looking for compassionate, individualized ABA services, we’re here to help. 🫶🏼

📍 Immediate availability
📞 Contact us today to get started
✨ Let’s build skills and confidence together!

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02/18/2026

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Don’t miss out or get left behind. The BACB - Behavior Analyst Certification Board's February newsletter is out, and these updates have real implications for students, supervisors, and organizations.

Read the full newsletter (and get all the deets) here:https://www.bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/BACB_February2026_Newsletter-260126-a.pdf

02/14/2026

Old Town ABA supporting small local coffee shops ☕️✨

A little caffeine, a great company, and a whole lot of cozy. Find your people (and your next favorite drink) at Daily Buzz Middletown — full of personality, friendly faces, and exceptional coffee

02/11/2026

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02/05/2026

Coworking in Ashburn with the best team makes all the difference ✨

02/04/2026

Old Town ABA has IMMEDIATE openings across 📍Virginia! ✨

We have behavior consultants available located in:
Wi******er
Front Royal
Strasburg
Stephens City
Berryville
Waynesboro
Palmyra
Scottsville

Contact us today 📲 at (703) 952-1242, or email us at info@oldtownaba.com for more information!

01/27/2026

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C. Teach an additional communicative response specific to transitions.

The functional assessment indicates multiple social functions: attention AND escape. The current FCT targets escape (requesting a break). Transitions often involve loss of attention, change in activity and delayed reinforcement, which may not be addressed by the existing communicative response. Teaching a functional equivalent response specific to transitions (i.e.: “help”, “wait”, “more time” or “attention please”) directly addresses the maintaining variables present during transitions.