The transition from summer break back to school is an adjustment for all children. For children with autism, changes in routines, environments, expectations, and daily schedules may require some additional time and preparation. Gradually reintroducing school routines...
Functional Communication: Why It’s More Than Just Talking As a parent, it’s natural to worry when your child isn’t using words to communicate. However, spoken language is only one form of communication. Many minimally verbal and nonverbal children...
Helping your child build communication skills doesn’t have to be limited to ABA therapy sessions. Some of the most impactful learning happens during everyday moments. Everyday routines like breakfast, errands, and bedtime create simple, low-pressure...
Summer break is a great opportunity for children to relax, explore new experiences, and spend quality time with family. It can also be an excellent time to continue reinforcing important skills learned through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. For families...
Families often look forward to summer vacations as an opportunity to spend quality time together while exploring new and exciting places. For parents of children with autism, however, planning a trip may require additional preparation, as changes in routine,...
