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Incorporating a thoughtful, proactive plan ensures your family prepares and your child feels secure during these uncertain times. Below are essential tips and resources designed to help your family create an emergency preparedness plan, offering support before, during, and after a disaster.
Preparing ASD Children for Natural Disasters: Tips and Resources Read More »
At ABA Centers of Florida, we go beyond traditional therapy sessions by creating an environment where children feel supported and engaged. Our goal is to help your child thrive during holidays and school breaks, times when structured activities can make a significant impact.
Parents Choose ABA Centers of Florida for Exceptional Autism Care and Engaging Programs Read More »
At ABA Centers of Florida, we know that autism care goes beyond just providing services. It involves staying updated on the latest research, legislation, and initiatives that shape how individuals with autism receive support. One of the most critical legislative efforts in this area is the Autism CARES Act, which has had a significant influence on the advancement of autism research and healthcare training across the country and is now facing the renewal process.
The Countdown to Renewing the Autism CARES Act Read More »
In this ABA Centers of Florida article, we want to raise our voices on a crucial issue: racial diversity in autism care. It is critical to bring visibility to the racial barriers that many families face in accessing autism diagnostic and treatment services. We advocate for a system in which every child, regardless of skin color or ethnicity, has access to the care they need.
Addressing Racial Diversity in Autism Care: A Call for Inclusion and Equity Read More »
In Lovely One, Justice Jackson details the challenges her family faced in understanding her daughter Talia, who was diagnosed with autism in 2012 at the age of 11. Jackson writes openly about how difficult it was to reconcile her daughter’s struggles with her and her husband’s high academic expectations.
Justice Jackson on Raising a Daughter with Autism Read More »
The link between neurodiversity and substance abuse is an important topic and should be approached with empathy and understanding, recognizing the complexity of the situation. We are not here to judge or oversimplify but to explore the factors that contribute to this possible relationship and, more importantly, how we can support our neurodivergent loved ones in leading fulfilling and healthy lives.
Although the symptoms of autism and PTSD may appear similar at first glance, these conditions are pretty different. In this ABA Centers of Florida blog, we will address autism and PTSD and explore their similarities and differences in their symptoms, challenges, causes, contributing factors, and therapeutic approaches.
Autism and PTSD: Similarities and Differences Read More »
When it comes to teaching new skills or supporting someone’s growth, it’s easy to forget how much goes into the things we do automatically. In this teaching process, task analysis in ABA therapy becomes a valuable tool, particularly for children diagnosed with autism, as it helps break down complex tasks into smaller, manageable steps, making learning more accessible.
Task Analysis in ABA Therapy: Mastering Skills One Step at a Time Read More »
The 2024 Democratic National Convention brought together politicians, party members, and supporters in a celebration of democratic ideals and the upcoming election. Yet, one of the most memorable moments was the spotlight on VP candidate Tim Walz’s son, Gus. Gus Walz, a 17-year-old with a nonverbal learning disorder, ADHD, and anxiety disorder, captured the hearts
VP Candidate Tim Walz’s Love for His Son Gus Takes Center Stage Read More »
We have previously discussed the challenges individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face throughout their lives. Each stage comes with its unique set of obstacles, and one of the most significant for young adults with autism in college is navigating social life, academic performance, and expectations.
Young Adults with Autism in College: 4 Strategies for Success Read More »
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