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Autism and Friendship: 5 Ways to Navigate Social Connections

Friendship is a fundamental part of life, shaping our happiness, emotional well-being, and sense of belonging. However, in the case of autism and friendship, building and maintaining friendships can be a complex and sometimes challenging experience. While some may deeply desire meaningful social connections, differences in communication styles, social expectations, sensitivities, and understanding of social norms can create barriers.

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Understanding Autism and Emotions and 5 Strategies for Support

Understanding Autism and Emotions and 5 Strategies for Support

Many parents ask, “How can I help my autistic child with emotional sensitivity?” The key is to recognize that the way a person with autism perceives the world influences the way they process and express emotions. Sensory sensitivity and emotional dysregulation in autism can make everyday situations overwhelming. However, with appropriate strategies, it is possible to provide tools to help improve emotional regulation and foster an environment of understanding and safety.

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Sibling support in autism

Sibling Support in Autism: How to Foster Understanding and Connection

Raising a child with autism is a journey with unique experiences, challenges, and deep connections. But autism doesn’t just affect the individual itself; it reshapes the entire family dynamic, especially for siblings. Sibling support in autism plays a critical role in maintaining balance, ensuring all children in the household feel valued, and fostering relationships built on understanding and love.

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PECS for Nonverbal

PECS for Nonverbal Individuals with Autism: Empowering Communication

For families of nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the challenge of communication can feel overwhelming. How do you help your child express their thoughts, needs, or feelings when words aren’t an option? Thankfully, tools like PECS for Nonverbal individuals offer a way to bridge that gap, providing a means for children to share their voices and connect with the world around them.

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Pedestrian Skills for Children with Autism: 8 Tips for Walking Safely

Pedestrian Skills for Children with Autism: 8 Tips for Walking Safely

What are the best ways to teach pedestrian skills to children with autism? In this guide from ABA Centers of Florida, we’ll explore the challenges of safe walking for children with autism, how to teach pedestrian skills with the help of ABA therapy, and seven practical tips for parents to teach road safety to their loved ones with autism.

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Understanding the Rise in Autism Prevalence: What It Means for Families and Communities

Understanding the Rise in Autism Prevalence: What It Means for Families and Communities

If it feels like conversations about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are more common now than they were just a decade ago, it’s not your imagination. Over the past few decades, autism has transitioned from being a relatively misunderstood condition to one that is widely discussed in many environments. For many families, receiving an autism diagnosis is no longer an isolating experience but rather an entry point into a growing network of acceptance, advocacy, and support. But alongside this progress comes a striking reality—autism prevalence has been steadily rising.

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