Around third or fourth grade, many parents begin noticing that their child who once happily played with their classmates begins eating lunch alone. Sometimes birthday party invitations vanish, and making friends suddenly feels much more complicated. Social interactions and the process of developing relationships become more complex for most children during the pre-teen and middle …
Many of life’s transitions can see scary and exciting, but for children with autism they look impossible. ABA therapy can help children with autism figure out how to work through big life changes. Read more
Autism in girls often looks different and is frequently missed in early childhood. Learn the signs to watch for and how ABA therapy supports emotional, social, and developmental growth. Read more
Not sure how to choose an ABA provider? Learn the most important questions parents should ask before starting ABA therapy and when it’s the right time to begin. Read more
Wondering how long ABA therapy takes to work? Read more about realistic timelines, what progress can look like, and when parents may start to notice changes in their child. Read more
If you’re the parent of a child who thinks and learns differently, you’ve probably experienced moments that feel overwhelming and maybe even a little embarrassing. A quick trip to the grocery store ends in tears. Getting dressed for school becomes a major battle. And a simple “no” can lead to yelling, crying, or even hitting. …
Learn how sensory overload affect behavior, learning, and daily life in children. Discover practical tips for sensory-friendly routines and how ABA therapy supports kids with sensory challenges. Read more
Interoception may sound like a fancy word, but the term simply refers to how your child senses and identifies what’s going on inside their bodies and emotions. This sensory system helps kids notice signals like hunger, thirst, temperature, pain, or even the need to use the bathroom. It also keeps tabs on autonomic motor movements like …
The secret to better hygiene for kids with autism starts with predictable routines but it doesn’t end there. Read more to learn what the experts say about hygiene and autism. Read more
Children with autism are often defiant (oppositional behavior), have anxiety, and struggle with communication and sensory overload. Read more