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Reflecting on the last ten years of autism research, we can appreciate and proudly recognize how much progress we have seen. Researchers, scientists, and autism experts know much more today than we did a decade ago. Best of all, our understanding constantly evolves as discoveries and innovations happen daily. The mission of autism research over […]
Autism Research: What Have the Past 10 Years Taught Us? Read More »
Many parents of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face various struggles that can complicate daily living. Completing simple tasks can sometimes feel exhausting or even impossible when parenting a neurodivergent child. Often autism parents approach their child’s pediatricians and providers feeling devastated that their children will never have seemingly “normal” experiences. Parents with
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One of the trickiest things parents of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) must manage is screen time and autism. Smartphones, social media, streaming, and video games available at all times are new phenomena different from the TV set with three available channels of yesteryear. Kids experience almost limitless stimuli, much of which is
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Autism diagnoses have increased drastically over recent years, prompting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to expand their estimates to one in 36 children under eight years likely to qualify. But the growing awareness includes more and more parents asking, “What causes autism?” ABA Centers of Florida understands the desire for a bottom-line
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Check out these FAU CARD May events for autism to discover valuable resources and workshops regarding autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
FAU CARD May Events for Autism: How Can You Take Part? Read More »
The importance of routines for autism is worth a close examination since schedules can set children up for developmental success and teach them valuable skills.
The Importance of Routines for Autism: 7 Benefits to Know Read More »
When many envision childhood, we picture children eager to play and engage with the world around them. We imagine kids feel carefree, curious, and generally happy. Unfortunately, though, for many children, this is not their reality. Childhood depression is a condition that affects many families, even those with very young kids. And, like many other
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May is action-packed with fun National Days to keep kids engaged. Check out this list of May Awareness Days and how your child can benefit from participating in the occasions.
May Awareness Days That Will Keep Kids Engaged and Entertained Read More »
Individuals who wish to receive pertinent information regarding ABA therapy and other programs can benefit from exploring autism platforms such as the various online ABAFL social media.
Explore Autism Platforms with ABAFL Social Media! Read More »
As the Winter cold recedes in favor of a pleasant Spring, the playgrounds and streets are abuzz with the sound of children. We celebrate activity in April, with National Playground Safety Week (April 24-27) and Every Kid Healthy Week (April 24-28) running simultaneously. These two national holidays celebrate safe play and physical activity, two cornerstones
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