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There’s been a century of evolution in autism research to get to where we are today. With World Autism Awareness Day approaching, it’s helpful to reflect on how far we’ve come in recognizing and respecting autism spectrum disorder (ASD). A century ago, the word “autism” didn’t even exist. First used in 1908, “autism stems from […]
Autism Research and Awareness: The History in 3 Groundbreaking Stages Read More »
Caregiver burnout is extremely common among parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but ABA Centers of Florida has ways to alleviate this stress.
Caregiver Burnout: 5 Ways Parents Can Prevent Exhaustion Read More »
On March 23, the CDC officially raised their autism rate estimate to 1 in 36, representing a startling 4-fold increase in the prevalence of the disorder since the CDC started collecting data in 2000.
Autism Rate Update: CDC Estimation Increases to 1 in 36 American Children Read More »
Staying calm during autism tantrums can be challenging for parents, but with the proper coping strategies, you can be better prepared to handle these complications.
Thank-You Letter to ABA Centers of Florida from Grateful Parents Read More »
Sensory-friendly events for autism can help individuals on the spectrum enjoy activities safely and comfortably while greatly reducing triggers.
The Benefits of Sensory-Friendly Events for Autism Read More »
Animal therapy for autism is a proven method of providing emotional, physical, and psychological support to those on the spectrum.
Animal Therapy for Autism: 5 Ways ASD Kids Can Benefit Read More »
Famous parents of autism spectrum disorder children have been a tremendous help in reducing the stigma that is often part of an autism diagnosis. ABA Centers of America wants to clarify that autism can happen to anyone, regardless of fame, economic or social status.
10 Famous Parents Who Put a Spotlight on Autism Spectrum Disorder Read More »
Visible challenges often overshadow the hidden strengths of autism, which is why ABA Centers of Florida wants to highlight the positives of ASD.
Hidden Strengths of Autism: 5 Virtues to Be Celebrated Read More »
Play is the natural language of childhood. It’s how children learn about their world, build relationships, and express themselves. For parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), understanding how to provide the best support for their child’s development is a top priority.
ABA Therapy vs. Play Therapy in Florida: A Parent’s Guide Read More »
As the name makes clear, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) exists on a spectrum. Generally, the signs of autism are difficulty understanding social conventions and emotional cues, experiencing sensory overload, and engaging in repetitive behaviors. Our culture has a predetermined idea of what autism is supposed to be. These expectations, popularized through media, paint a very
Am I On The Spectrum? 3 Common Signs of Autism Read More »
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