by Ashleigh Evans, MS, BCBA | Jul 1, 2026 | Quest Kids Therapy
Imagine you’re teaching your child a new skill. Perhaps it’s riding a bike, putting on socks or answering personal information questions. Would you jump in and do it for them or give them the answer right away? Would you stand back and let them figure it out on their...
by Ashleigh Evans, MS, BCBA | May 28, 2026 | Quest Kids Therapy
Positive reinforcement is at the heart of applied behavior analysis (ABA). It’s a powerful, research-backed strategy for fostering meaningful, lasting behavior change. Parents and caregivers often use it without even realizing it. When you understand how it works and...
by Ashleigh Evans, MS, BCBA | Apr 29, 2026 | Quest Kids Therapy
In everyday language, the word “punishment” often carries negative connotations. You might think of scolding, time-outs or harsh discipline. So it’s completely understandable if hearing this term in relation to your child’s therapy feels uncomfortable. In ABA,...
by Alexis George | Apr 23, 2026 | Quest Kids Academy, Quest Kids Orlando, Quest Kids Therapy
On April 21, Quest, Inc. celebrated the ribbon cutting of Quest Kids Orlando, a 16,000‑square‑foot education and therapy campus for children and teens with developmental disabilities. Responding to a Growing Need Located near the heart of Downtown Orlando, the new...
by Ashleigh Evans, MS, BCBA | Mar 20, 2026 | Quest Kids Therapy
Have you ever noticed that your child can do something in one setting, like at school, but not in other settings, like at home? Or they’ll show off a new skill for you, but not for anyone else? This is very common. It doesn’t mean they don’t know the skill, but rather...
by Ashleigh Evans, MS, BCBA | Mar 5, 2026 | Quest Kids Therapy
Reinforcement is at the heart of ABA therapy. It’s how clinicians build new skills, strengthen positive behaviors, and reduce those that are harmful or interfere with learning. However, reinforcement is often confused with bribery, leading caregivers to have questions...
