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Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month: How ABA Therapy Promotes Inclusion April is not only a month of blossoming flowers and warmer weather; it’s also Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate the unique talents and contributions of individuals on the autism spectrum. At our ABA therapy center, we believe that promoting autism acceptance goes hand in […]

Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month: How ABA Therapy Promotes Inclusion April is not only a month of blossoming flowers and warmer weather; it’s also Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate the unique talents and contributions of individuals on the autism spectrum. At our ABA therapy center, we believe that promoting autism acceptance goes hand in […]

Transitioning to Spring Break: ABA Tips for a Smooth Transition Introduction As the seasons change and the promise of spring blooms, families eagerly anticipate the upcoming Spring Break. However, for individuals with autism, the transition from the structured routine of school to the unstructured days of spring break can present unique challenges. Fortunately, with the […]

Navigating the Social World: Understanding Social Stories and Their Impact on Children with Autism in ABA Therapy Introduction For children with autism, navigating the intricacies of social interactions can be a complex and sometimes overwhelming task. Social stories, a powerful tool rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, have emerged as a valuable resource to […]

The Comfort of Silence: Why People with Autism Embrace Noise-Cancelling Headphones Introduction In the diverse spectrum of neurodiversity, individuals with autism often find solace in unique ways. One notable preference is the use of noise-cancelling headphones. These devices, designed to minimize ambient sounds, serve as more than just a tool to block out noise—they become […]

Sensory Processing: A Key Aspect of ABA Therapy In the realm of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy, one crucial aspect that plays a pivotal role in shaping interventions and fostering positive behavior change is sensory processing. The intricate relationship between an individual’s sensory experiences and their behavior is a cornerstone of effective ABA Therapy. In […]

Understanding and Respecting Different Cultural Practices in ABA Therapy In the diverse and dynamic landscape of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy, acknowledging and respecting various cultural practices is paramount. ABA therapy is rooted in principles that aim to improve the lives of individuals by understanding and modifying behaviors. However, to truly provide effective and inclusive […]

Love & Relationships on the Autism Spectrum In the vast tapestry of human emotions, love is a thread that binds us all together. While individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may navigate social relationships in unique ways, their capacity for love and connection is as profound as anyone else’s. The Spectrum of Social Connection Love […]

Picky Eating vs. Feeding Disorders in Children with Autism: Navigating the Fine Line: Mealtime can often be a challenging arena for parents, especially when their child has autism spectrum disorder (ASD). One common struggle is discerning between a child’s picky eating habits and the potential development of a feeding disorder. Understanding this difference is crucial […]

Maybe you’re the parent of a child with Autism, or maybe you know someone whose child has been diagnosed with Autism, and you’re wondering what would be a good gift to buy for them this holiday season. We hope this guide for thoughtful holiday gift ideas for children with Autism will be helpful! The holiday […]