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Table of Contents What does the DAAY Court mean for autism? Youth with autism often encounter a multitude of legal challenges due to the unique characteristics of their condition. These challenges can result in complex and usually detrimental interactions with the justice system, which may not fully address their specific needs. To tackle these issues, […]
Bridging the Gap: DAAY Court and ABA for Youth 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.
Understanding the Power of Short Diagnosis Times in 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.
Managing Back-to-School Anxiety for Children 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.
The Parity Act for Autism Coverage: Making ABA Therapy Accessible 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.
Working with Autism and Sensory Sensitivities: 3 ABA Tips! Read More »
In this blog, we want to offer a six-step guide to support parents of children with autism, which every friend, family member, acquaintance, or community member should know to promote an environment of understanding, collaboration, and empathy.
Supporting Parents of Children with Autism: 5 Steps to Ease the Burden Read More »
For many of us, playing with other kids and friends was a natural and fundamental part of our childhood. We fondly remember neighborhood games, adventures at school recess, and exciting weekend get-togethers with friends. These interactions were spontaneous and without much effort. However, playdates for autism are different experiences and are not always so natural. Differences in communication and the way they relate to others can make play a significant challenge.
Playdates in Autism: Navigating Challenges and Strategies Read More »
Many families wonder if ABA therapy can replace a child or teenager’s formal education, especially those affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Caregivers should work to understand the relationship between ABA therapy and school to optimize the best outcomes for their loved ones. Ultimately, ABA therapy goes beyond weekly sessions and aims to promote play and independence, which can lead to better outcomes in the classroom for individuals with ASD. However, ABA therapy does not and cannot replace a student’s formal academic education.
ABA Therapy and School: Support Not a Replacement Read More »
Although you can perceive the home as the safest haven for your child, there are significant considerations that can aid in creating a secure environment for them. How can I ensure the safety of my child with autism at home? ABA Centers of Florida offers insightful guidance on this matter.
Home Security and Autism: 7 Considerations for Providing a Safe Home Environment Read More »
Autism is a condition characterized by various features, notably challenging behaviors, difficulties in social interaction, and communication struggles. Hence, when it comes to bilingual children with autism, the challenge of communication within families who possibly speak more than one language is rather intricate.
Bilingual Children with Autism: Understanding Communication Hurdles Read More »
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