ADOS-2 Autism Testing: A Guide to Diagnosis Assessment
The ADOS-2 is the gold standard in autism testing and diagnosis. Explore this guide about ADOS-2 by ABA Centers of Florida.
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Which Disorders Are Treated With ABA?
Chances are that if a loved one has received a diagnosis related to a developmental disorder, particularly autism spectrum disorder, you’ve likely come across Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. The principles behind ABA encompass a wide range of approaches and techniques carefully designed to assist children with autism in acquiring skills while helping reduce disruptive
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What Skills Benefit ABA Therapists: Success in Autism Treatment
To excel in this role, ABA therapists must possess diverse skills, some acquired through schooling and some beyond formal education. At ABA Centers of Florida, we’ve made it our goal to nurture these skills and employ the best ABA talent in the country. This article aims to answer “What skills benefit ABA therapists?” highlighting their significance in helping individuals with ASD lead fulfilling lives.
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Autism and Anger: Does ABA Help With Anger Issues?
Autism and anger: Anger is universal, and almost every culture has a word to describe the emotion. It is a natural response to various stressors and challenges in life. While anger is not inherently wrong, how individuals express and manage it can profoundly affect their well-being and relationships. For some people, anger can become a
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Untreated Autism: What Are the Reasons to Utilize Therapy?
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) presents substantial challenges affecting various aspects of life. While addressing these challenges in advance is crucial for individuals on the spectrum, this isn’t always possible for some families. Whether due to lack of awareness or education, unreliable access to services, financial strains, or other reasons, untreated autism is prevalent within the
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Elopement in Autism: What is It and Why Does it Happen?
Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) commonly display challenging or problematic behaviors. While these often vary in frequency and severity, some behaviors are far more detrimental than others, such as elopement in autism. In this context, “elopement” describes the behavior involving a sudden and impulsive departure. Due to the nature of elopement, these events can
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Sensory-Friendly Spaces: Amazing for Neurodivergent Families
For neurodivergent families, everyday routines like going to the grocery store, movie theater, or restaurants can be overwhelming due to sensory overload often associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other complicated conditions like sensory processing disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). That’s why sensory-friendly spaces are so important. From Orlando to South Florida
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Toilet Training And Autism: 10 Effective Tips
Toilet training and autism: Toilet training is a significant milestone in a child’s development. For parents, it marks a transition from diaper changes to greater independence for their child. However, for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), toilet training can be a more complex and challenging process. Autism affects a child’s social, communication, behavioral skills,
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What is the Difference Between ABA Care and Behavioral Therapy?
Does ABA care and behavioral therapy come to your mind when searching for an approach to address autism? Find here a guide to know the difference.
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Autism and Hispanic Families in Rural America
Guest post written by Tony Hernandez Pumarejo Tony Hernandez Pumarejo is an autistic advocate, author, writer, life coach, media personality, and consultant. His content focuses on Autism, Neurodiversity, Mental Health, and Personal Development. Tony holds a Bachelor of Science in Business and Information Management and has experience in customer service, sales, management, nonprofit, interviewing, and
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