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Comfort Items for Autism: Supporting Emotional and Sensory Needs
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Why is Positive Reinforcement so Effective
Positive reinforcement is considered a cornerstone of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Therapy. Click here to learn why positive ...
Unlock Successful Communication with Your Child's Study Team
As a parent of a child with autism, finding the right support is crucial to both your own happiness, and that of your child. And t...
Unveiling the ABCs of Behavior
Autism can often be a challenging experience for parents, and it's often hard to understand. In order to support your child, it's ...
6 Things That Can Offer Peace of Mind if Your Child is a Sensory-Seeker
Children with autism often exhibit sensory sensitivity behaviors, but they can also show sensory seeking behaviors. This can look ...
Accepting the Autism Diagnosis: 5 Steps of Grieving
This blog explores the five stages of grief, how to copy with them, and specific strategies for accepting your child's autism diag...
Kevin’s Progress: Another ABA Success Story
Kevin is a 3-year-old boy who struggled with repetition and obsession with routines, and his parents sought ABA therapy. Read more...
Tyler’s Progress: Another ABA Success Story
Tyler is a 3 year old boy who was having behavioral issues at daycare, and struggling to communicate with his family. After seekin...
Parents of Children with Autism Can Reduce Parenting Frustrations with this Mindset Shift
Parents of children with autism have plenty of daily frustrations and anxieties that make life difficult. Luckily, the ABA therapy...
Creating Lasting Connections Through Fun Activities: Ideas for Parents and Their Children with Autism
As a parent, you want to a have a special connection with all of your children. While there may be some barriers to creating this ...
Ultimate Gift Guide For Children With Autism
The best gift ideas for the holidays for children with autism are the gifts that teach, soothe, entertain and keep a child’s inter...
Unraveling the Myths: Debunking the Controversy Around Immunizations and Autism
Immunizations have existed for centuries, but many parents still remain cautious about vaccinating their children. This is spurred...
Rigidity In Behavior: The Good, The Bad, & How to Tell the Difference
Rigid behavior and inflexible thinking are common things for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, but it isn't all bad. Learn h...
The Collaborative Approach: Behind the Scenes of ABA Therapy
There's more behind ABA for kids with autism than meets the eye. Click to learn more about the collaborative approach behind ABA t...
Is It Ever Time To Give Up Trying To Get Your Child with Autism To Build Connections and Keep Up With Their Peers?
Parents of children with autism often struggle with helping their child build connections with others. We know how exhausting that...
Working With a Nonverbal Child With Autism to Express Gratitude on Thanksgiving
Nonverbal children with autism have trouble communicating how they're feeling, but they are still capable of feeling and expressin...
Autism vs. Autism Spectrum Disorders: What is the Difference?
Autism Spectrum Disorder and Autism are often used interchangeably to mean the same thing. In reality, these terms mean something ...
10 Social Skills Activities & Games To Play At Home With Your Child With Autism
Children with autism often struggle to learn and retain social skills, so it's important to use a variety of tools to teach them. ...
High-Functioning Autism: What It Means and How to Deal With It
The modern understanding of autism is a spectrum, which means it looks different in everyone. However, autism is autism, and child...
When Is My Child With Autism Ready For Kindergarten?
As parents of a children with autism, there is a lot to worry about when it comes to starting kindergarten. So how do you know whe...
Autism Behavior Checklist: Early Signs and Symptoms of Autism
While every child has their own development experience, there are certain signs and symptoms to look out for that can point to ear...
Stimming In Autism: What Parents Need To Know
Stimming is one of the key characteristics of autism, but many neurotypical people do it too, albeit subtly. The word stim comes f...
The Assessment and Diagnosis of Autism in Children
Autism can be challenging to diagnosis, because every child experiencing the symptoms differently. Autism exists on a spectrum, so...
5 Ways Teachers Can Help Children With Autism In The Classroom
The number of American children on the autism spectrum increases every year. New Jersey diagnosticians are finding that 1 in every...
Why Does ABA Therapy Get a Bad Rap?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the the most popular and controversial therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)...