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Thank you! Sorry I meant my local pediatrician works with referrals and has an attached office that offers ABA services. My daughter's school has a behavioral analyst on staff and is the person training general education teachers ABA techniques. I see a lot of controversy around Aba online from autistic adults who said they didn't benefit from the experience. I also see famous autistic adults like temple grandin say it's useful if customized to the patient. So I'm just trying to better understand how ABA can help all students. Your answer has helped me understand.

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I have a question about ABA and dyslexia. Is ABA ever considered for Dyslexic students? Or is something like dysgraphia better suited for occupational therapy? Also do you see a benefit of ABA offered in school or by a pediatrician?