The answer to whether a child will have the same Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapist throughout the treatment or not can vary depending on the specific ABA therapy provider and the child's individual needs.

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In some cases, a child may have the same ABA therapist throughout the entire course of treatment. This can provide consistency and stability for the child, as they develop a relationship with their therapist and become comfortable with their teaching style and methods.

In other cases, a child may work with multiple ABA therapists over the course of treatment. This can occur for a variety of reasons, such as the need for different therapists with specialized skills or availability of therapists.

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Regardless of whether a child works with one or multiple therapists, it is important that the therapy is consistent and that all therapists are working towards the same goals and using the same interventions. The therapy should also be tailored to the child's individual needs and abilities, regardless of which therapist is working with them.

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Parents should communicate with the ABA therapy provider to understand the therapy team structure and to ensure that they are comfortable with the plan for their child's treatment. Parents should also communicate any concerns or preferences they have regarding the therapists working with their child to ensure that their child receives the best possible care.