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ABA therapy in Vlorë, Albania: a psychologist and ABA specialist near you

Vlorë, Albania

In Vlorë in-person sessions are run by Adriana Koshai, a psychologist and ABA specialist. She visits the family, and the center's team oversees the program.

Who Adriana Koshai is

Adriana holds a master's degree in psychology. For more than two years she has worked with children and teenagers with developmental differences, including autism spectrum disorders. She has completed three training modules in applied behavior analysis (ABA).

Her strengths: building communication, social and daily-living skills, working with challenging behavior and building functional skills. More about the people: the center's team.

What in-person support includes

When to choose the in-person format

How to start

  1. ConsultationTell us about your child, and we will say whether the format fits.
  2. Meeting and assessmentAdriana meets your child and assesses their skills.
  3. Plan and sessionsTogether we set goals and begin working.

How the in-person format helps your child

When a specialist works nearby, they see at once what your child manages and show you right away how to reinforce the skill. This matters most for small children who find it hard to work over video.

If you later need extra formats, such as video review or parent support, they can be added to the in-person sessions.

Team support

Adriana does not work alone. The center's supervisors with international certification (BCBA, IBA, CBA-S) help with the program and with difficult cases.

Let us start with a free consultation

Thirty minutes of conversation, no obligation. We will discuss your situation and suggest the right format.

FAQ

Who runs sessions in Vlorë?

Adriana Koshai, a psychologist and ABA specialist with a master's degree in psychology. The program is overseen by the center's supervisors.

How many sessions a week?

The basic format is two sessions a week, eight a month. We discuss the exact schedule at the consultation.

Does the specialist come to our home?

Yes, visits to the family are part of in-person support.

Do we need a diagnosis?

No. We can start with a consultation and a skills assessment.

What difficulties do you work with?

Delayed communication, social and daily-living skills, and challenging behavior.

Can we add remote services?

Yes. You can add video review, consultations and parent support to in-person sessions.

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