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Join ABA Centers of Florida at the Panthers game on April 11, 2024, for Autism Awareness Night as the Panthers compete against the Columbus Blue Jackets. ABA Centers of Florida scored a “power play” by bringing a sensory room for kids with autism to Florida Panthers games at Amerant Bank Arena. Setting the stage for […]
Can someone with autism develop dementia? Although it’s a fact that everyone experiences cognitive decline as we age, not all will develop dementia. However, there is a greater risk for those on the spectrum. In this blog by ABA Centers of Florida, our goal is to delve into critical issues such as dementia in adults with autism. We intend to explore the various types of dementia and examine its correlation with autism. We aim to implement preventative measures to help maintain cognitive health.
Dementia in Adults with Autism: 5 Tips to Take Care of Your Cognitive Health Read More »
Parents and caregivers of neurodiverse children may have noticed that their kids struggle to understand and express their emotions. Alexithymia can have a significant impact on their daily functioning and create frustration for caregivers who seek to provide support without knowing how to do so. If you’ve been wondering, “Is alexithymia linked to autism?” this blog by ABA Centers of Florida will further explore what this condition entails, why it is more prevalent in people with autism, and how parents and caregivers can offer practical support to their loved ones dealing with alexithymia and autism.
Defining Alexithymia: Exploring the Cause and 5 Tips for Support Read More »
While the internet can provide opportunities for learning and communication, it also has the potential to be overwhelming, confusing, and even dangerous for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). From cyberbullying to online predators, some potential risks come alongside allowing your child or teen with ASD access to the internet. Furthermore, some individuals with ASD
Keeping Your Child with Autism Safe Online: Tips for Parents Read More »
Discover the benefits of incorporating a sensory diet into your child’s routine and gain access to a variety of activities designed to improve sensory-motor needs.
Sensory Diet: A Comprehensive Guide to Manage Sensory-Motor Needs Read More »
Learn about the four critical connections between monotropism and autism to gain a better understanding of neurodiversity in this informative blog post by ABA Centers of Florida.
Monotropism and Autism: 4 Critical Points of Connection Read More »
Learn about the challenges faced by aging caregivers and how it impacts their overall well-being. Discover seven coping strategies that can help alleviate stress and have a positive impact on American society.
The Struggle of Aging Caregivers: 7 Coping Strategies Read More »
Autistic inertia is a term many use to describe the difficulty some with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience when starting and stopping tasks or shifting from one state to another, according to research by the National Autism Society. However, it is not often an aspect of academic literature exploring ASD. Typically, experts researching autistic inertia
Understanding Autistic Inertia: What Parents Need to Know Read More »
If you have a child or teenager with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), then you are aware of the unique challenges they often face in their daily lives. One of these challenges can be “splinter skills” or abilities that appear proficient but are not always helpful to overall development due to their difficulty in application and
Splinter Skills in Autism: Improve and Generalize Skill Sets Read More »
An auditory processing disorder (APD) occurs when an individual’s brain has difficulty processing and interpreting sounds, often leading to problems with language, communication, and social interactions. If a patient presents with both APD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), suitable symptom management often requires a multidisciplinary approach, including collaboration between speech therapists, audiologists, occupational therapists, and
Auditory Processing Disorder: Understanding APD and Autism Read More »
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