Occupational therapy and applied behavioral analysis therapy are both used to support children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). While they are like a Venn diagram in many ways - two circles with shared and overlapping space, OT and ABA therapy are not the same. Read the rest of this article at https://autismresponseteam.com/occupational-therapy-vs-aba-therapy-for-asd/

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