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There is a correlation between picky eating and autism that often leaves parents and caregivers needing valuable tips to overcome food-related issues.
Picky Eating and Autism: 5 Tips and Food for Thought Read More »
ABA Centers of Florida recently partnered with the Florida Panthers to host an Autism Acceptance Night for our clients. Check out the recap to learn all about the action and festivities.
Recapping the Florida Panthers Autism Acceptance Night Read More »
Navigating the academic journey for children and teenagers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be a complex and intimidating process for many. Whether you are a parent, educator, or an individual on the spectrum, understanding how to manage the features of neurodiversity that can hinder life often improves learning experiences. In many cases, children and
Academic Journey: Supporting Your Child’s Path to Success! Read More »
When discussing autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it is crucial to examine the differences between nonverbal vs. nonspeaking and how they affect speech.
Nonverbal vs. Nonspeaking: Revealing Differences and Stigmas Read More »
Repetitive behaviors in autism: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a multifaceted neurodevelopmental condition characterized by various attributes, including challenges in social communication, sensory processing, restricted interests, and repetitive behaviors. Repetitive behaviors constitute a defining feature of autism, ranging from innocuous motions like hand-flapping to intense fixations on specific subjects. While these behaviors can often be
Repetitive Behaviors In Autism: Routine Or Problem? Read More »
Empathy is a fundamental aspect of human interaction that helps us understand and connect with others emotionally. It enables us to share the feelings and experiences of those around us, forming the basis for meaningful relationships and compassionate communication. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a condition known to impact how individuals interact and relate. Many
Empathy and Autism: Unraveling Misconceptions Read More »
Are you the parent of a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or do you know someone who is? Do you feel like your child may be facing unique challenges that require special consideration regarding their academic and daily life? Do you wonder if your child’s autism classifies as a learning disability? Understanding the difference
Is Autism a Learning Disability? Read More »
Vacations and travel should be joyful experiences for everyone in the family, a time to create memories, rest, and recharge. Traveling is essential to life, and there is no reason to miss out on these experiences because of autism. However, traveling with autism requires prior preparation to make the trip easier and more enjoyable for
10 Autism Travel Tips to Overcome Vacation Challenges Read More »
The relationship between autism and grief can be tricky for parents, so here are some helpful tips to assist your child through loss and hardship.
Autism and Grief: How to Support Your Child Through Hardship Read More »
When a young child receives an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis, it can be a daunting and challenging experience for their parents. Accepting the news and ensuring your child has the brightest future possible isn’t always easy, especially with different modalities all promising unique outcomes. Fortunately, early intervention ABA therapy, a robust element of Applied
Early Intervention ABA Therapy: Beginning Early Counts! Read More »
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