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Families with children with special needs can often find it difficult to find activities and events that cater to sensory concerns of individuals with autism.

Camp is an incredible way to maintain your child’s social skills and generalize them into the outside world. For many kiddos, transitions like this may

Sometimes a simple change in the environment of a student can help improve sessions. It can help decrease problem behaviors and increase productivity. One way

With summer approaching and children out of school, they may likely have more access to screen time. As well all know, technology such as tablets,

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

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is being diagnosed at younger ages than ever before. Discerning signs can be difficult. Not only that, but now you are

ACT is a form of counseling and, as with applied behavior analysis (ABA), a branch of clinical behavior analysis. It is an empirically based psychological

Parental burnout is a condition that can result from chronic parenting stress. Symptoms of parental burnout can include: Exhaustion in one’s parental role Feeling disconnected

One of the more frustrating parts of parenting is when your child will not listen. All parents have been here. Whether it’s brushing teeth, getting

Are you searching for that perfect holiday or birthday gift for a little one that has a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder? The possibilities are

As we enter over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic health experts are still advising us to continue to wear masks for the near future

As we all continue to face the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, we may find ourselves needing more and more help with our

Hey ABA parents! Do you ever wonder how your behavior analyst (BCBA) decides what behavior protocol to use with your child? There are four possible

Reinforcement is the basis of behavior analysis. Without reinforcement, your child won’t continue to show the behaviors we are teaching them. There are many considerations

If you are a parent of a child with autism, you might be familiar with how tough transitions can be. Change is a scary thing