Our Services

At Building Bridges, we are dedicated to creating environments for success. Through the implementation of structured routines and individualized learning plans, we foster environments that promote positive behaviors and cater to our student’s specific needs.

Our compassionate approach brings together the principles of ABA and our extensive experience in program design, development and evaluation. By collaborating closely with families and caregivers, we are able to transfer the skills learned during therapy into the individual’s daily life.

ABA Therapy

Early Intervention

Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) promotes skill development in young learners focusing on communication, daily living skills, imitation, attention and more. Strategies include breaking down skills into small teachable steps and appropriate use of reinforcement. This program focuses on skill building and incorporates direct parent involvement in the in the creation and implementation of interventions.

Skills areas we assist in include the following:

  • Academics

  • Social and Leisure Skills

  • Home Living

  • Vocational Support 

  • Fitness and Health

  • Adaptive Skills 

  • Emotional Regulation

In-Clinic

We provide learners with in-clinic sessions that need as robust of a program as EIBI but still require some assistance in areas of academics, communication or independence.

Home Support

Our learning programs aim to help the client and family develop and implement strategies on their own. We offer in-home, one-on-one therapy sessions to practice and reinforce skills in a familiar environment.

Training and Development

At Building Bridges, in addition to therapy services, we provide opportunities for professional development and collaborate with schools, hospitals, and organizations, all with a focus on supporting the neurodivergent community in Bangkok.

Professional Training

Professionals in various industries can also benefit from using principles in Behavior Analysis in their organization. Learning and implementing behavior change procedures can assist in performance management for employees and  increasing outcomes with clients. 

Parent and Caregiver Training

Parents and families work with the Behavior Analyst and learn how to implement interventions to support skills related to communication, play and social, self-help, to support the child independence and growth. 

School Collaboration

Teachers and administrators are supported in learning Behavior Analytic principles and how to implement ABA interventions for an individual, class or school-wide. Executive functioning, social skill development, emotional regulation and independence are a few common target areas.