When teaching students new skills, problem behaviors may emerge. Several types of problem behaviors include aggression, self-injury, non-compliance, etc., and can occur in order to […]
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You’ve made it through one of the most difficult and unique school years in a lifetime. Take a moment to celebrate that! From virtual classrooms,
Is your child exhibiting challenging behaviors? Do you catch yourself trying to understand why he/she is behaving a certain way? It’s a good question to
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Many parents of children with autism are preparing to send their kids back to in-person school in the coming weeks. With this change may come
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Welcome back to our “Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving” series. In this second segment we will be sharing information on how to manage changes to
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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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When utilizing reinforcers during aba therapy sessions at school there are a few things that should be considered before offering them to a student for
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This is a continuation of our last blog post, about making the return back to school a smooth process. To read part one of this
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Summer break is ending and it is about that time again to head back to school. The transition from being at home with a relaxed
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Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
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It’s that time of year again — school is officially in session! The beginning of the school year comes with all sorts of novel things:
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Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
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Starting school for any child or parent can be stressful. A child with autism may have difficulty transitioning from being home with little structure and
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There are many things for parents of a child with Autism to think about when it comes to social skills. Bullying is one particular
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For anyone, going to school isn’t exactly a bag of lollipops, whether it’s Elementary School, Middle School, or High School. You have to get up
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For a child with Autism, social interaction skills are difficult. Most importantly, a child with Autism may have difficulty forming
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