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Summer can open many new opportunities, but also present new challenges for parents and children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). These challenges can be magnified […]
Is it possible? Bored with summer already?! Read More »
Though the summer season is coming to an end, do you have one last trip planned for, either for a vacation or daytrip? Let us
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It is well known that deficits in social skills are common with children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Each child with ASD is unique and
Building Social Skills for Children with ASD Read More »
It has become evident over the years that early intervention for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is very important for achieving developmental outcomes. The earlier a
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In-home ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) services allow skills to be targeted in their most natural environment-home. This unique and highly personalized approach uses items and
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The term Autism has been used since the early 1900s to describe a pattern of symptoms and behaviors that can often include social interaction and
 A Clinical Look at Autism vs. Asperger’s Syndrome Read More »
We have all heard that it is best to give children who are diagnosed on the autism spectrum and or with any other developmental disorder
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As of 2018 1 in 59 children have autism. This is double the amount compared to 2004 when 1 in 125 children were similarly diagnosed.
What is Autism? A Guide for Parents In Chicago Read More »
New tools, different ways of doing things, and unfamiliar people, this is what ABA (Assisted Behavior Analysis) therapy may look like to a child with
7 Advantages of In-Home ABA Therapy in Chicago Read More »
One of the most common areas where we see deficits in individuals with autism is social engagement. Although it is important to target each area
Social Skills for Children with Autism in Chicago Read More »
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) was first applied by psychologist Dr. Ivar Lovaas in 1987 while working at the University of California, Los Angeles. His belief
Principles of ABA Therapy in 2019 – Chicago Parents Guide Read More »
There is something really special in giving and receiving gifts during the holidays. Preparing your special needs child with the social essentials in giving and
Social Skills in Gift Giving and Receiving Read More »
Does the thought of decorating your home for the holiday season bring about anxiety? Do you have a special needs child who is sensitive to
How to help your special needs child tolerate the holiday decorations Read More »
What is PDD? The DSM or Diagnostic and Statistical Manual was created in 1952 by the American Psychiatric Association. In the almost 70 years since
The Beginners Guide to Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) Read More »
For a lot of people, with autism or not, new things are a trial by fire. One of the biggest changes in a child’s
“Trying the Turkey” by Josh Read More »
The holidays are approaching and there will be lots of tasty dishes on the table. While you may be excited for seasonal dishes and fun
Holiday Meals and Your Picky Eater Read More »
As a parent, if you’ve ever questioned the effectiveness of ABA therapy, let the evidence speak for itself. In 1987, the grandfather of Assisted Behavior
ABA: The Most Effective Treatment For Autism Read More »
Its name comes from the Austrian pediatrician who discovered the developmental syndrome. In 1944, Hans Asperger described children in his practice who lacked nonverbal communication,
The Autism Spectrum & Asperger’s Syndrome Read More »
Who, what, when, where, and why? These are the ‘five w’s’ that are traditionally asked when considering Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy for a child
The Complete Guide to In-Home ABA Therapy Read More »
ABA and SLP are two acronyms you might be very familiar with if you work in the Autism field. They are used quite often in
Working Together: Speech Therapy and ABA  Read More »
