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Staying calm during autism tantrums can be challenging for parents, but with the proper coping strategies, you can be better prepared to handle these complications.
Autism Tantrums: 5 Tips to Keep Parents Calm Read More »
Autism does not impede success. Accomplished and famous people with autism are testaments that the condition is not an obstacle to living a fruitful life. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) encompasses a range of behaviors, and most are manageable through support and therapy. In many scenarios, autism can be an incredible advantage. It’s vital to understand
Outstanding On The Spectrum: 6 Accomplished And Famous People With Autism Read More »
Since autism parents may experience certain challenges when preparing their child for a new sibling, it’s always important to plan for change ahead of time.
Autism Parents: 5 Tips for a Growing Family Read More »
The impact of environments on autism individuals is worth noting, as it can impact sensory-related concerns and bring forth other challenges.
The Impact of Environments on Autism: 5 Tips for Parents Read More »
World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) is observed every year on April 2nd to raise awareness about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and to promote the rights and well-being of individuals with ASD. Autism awareness didn’t happen overnight. The history of how this day was proposed and what has come from its recognition by the United Nations
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As the parent of a child on the spectrum, you may be searching for the best options to provide the therapeutic, supportive care your child requires to manage their autism at home. Many families culturally value time spent in the house with the people they love and trust the most. Fortunately, it is possible to
How Do You Care for a Child with Autism at Home? Read More »
National Doctors Day (March 30) allows ABA Centers of Florida to thank all the healthcare professionals who regularly improve our lives.
Expressing Gratitude on National Doctors Day Read More »
There’s been a century of evolution in autism research to get to where we are today. With World Autism Awareness Day approaching, it’s helpful to reflect on how far we’ve come in recognizing and respecting autism spectrum disorder (ASD). A century ago, the word “autism” didn’t even exist. First used in 1908, “autism stems from
Autism Research and Awareness: The History in 3 Groundbreaking Stages Read More »
Caregiver burnout is extremely common among parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but ABA Centers of Florida has ways to alleviate this stress.
Caregiver Burnout: 5 Ways Parents Can Prevent Exhaustion Read More »
On March 23, the CDC officially raised their autism rate estimate to 1 in 36, representing a startling 4-fold increase in the prevalence of the disorder since the CDC started collecting data in 2000.
Autism Rate Update: CDC Estimation Increases to 1 in 36 American Children Read More »
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