Kimi ABA Training Progress – Autism Partnership

Kimi’s APM Journey at Autism Partnership

Real progress. Real change. A story of hope through intensive APM therapy.

Kimi was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at the age of 2 years and 7 months. In January 2017, he began his early intervention journey through our intensive APM, a Progressive Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program at Autism Partnership Hong Kong.

At that time, Kimi had no language, struggled with compliance, and found it difficult to stay focused or engage with others. Like many children with ASD, his parents felt heartbroken and helpless watching him cry, tantrum, and withdraw.

But with the right support, things began to change.

Through intensive and individualized APM therapy, Kimi made remarkable progress in just a few years:

Developed functional language and began making independent requests

Improved eye contact, attention span, and ability to follow instructions

Gained social communication skills and participated in shared play

Built confidence and became ready for mainstream school

Watch Kimi’s APM Journey: Step-by-Step Progress in 3.5 years

Follow Kimi’s journey through video documentation – from his first day to his last. These videos show what’s possible when the right treatment meets early support and family involvement.

Baseline: Kimi’s First APM Session - Initial Challenges at Age 2

Watch Kimi’s first session at AP, where he showed no language, limited attention, and frequent tantrums.

11 Months into APM Therapy (Nov 2017)

After 11 months of training, Kimi abled to follow instructions consistently, began using sentences to communicate, and showed much better eye contact—marking a major breakthrough in his early development.

1 Year into APM Therapy (Dec 2017)

Kimi showed better self-control through rule-following tasks, and his language skills improved as he began using longer and more appropriate phrases with the help of the “Cool vs. Not Cool” program.

1 Year into APM Therapy (Jan 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Mar 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Jul 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy Part1 (Apr 2019)

1 Year into APM Therapy Part2 (Apr 2019)

Kimi’s Last Day at AP (3 years,8 Months)

From a nonverbal toddler with challenging behaviors at age 2.5 to a cheerful, school-ready child—Kimi’s transformation is truly remarkable. His progress reflects the power of effective intervention, a supportive family, and the dedication of our AP team.

Kimi’s Story is One of Many

Kimi’s journey reminds us that meaningful change is possible – when children receive early, intensive, individualized support and families find the right guidance. With trust, teamwork, and expert teaching, every child has the potential to thrive.

You are not alone on this journey.

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Kimi’s APM Journey at Autism Partnership

Real progress. Real change. A story of hope through intensive APM therapy.

But with the right support, things began to change.

Watch Kimi’s APM Journey: Step-by-Step Progress in 3.5 years

Baseline: Kimi’s First APM Session - Initial Challenges at Age 2

11 Months into APM Therapy (Nov 2017)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Dec 2017)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Jan 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Mar 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Jul 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy (Jul 2018)

1 Year into APM Therapy Part1 (Apr 2019)

1 Year into APM Therapy Part2 (Apr 2019)

Kimi’s Last Day at AP (3 years,8 Months)

Kimi’s Story is One of Many

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