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When many envision childhood, we picture children eager to play and engage with the world around them. We imagine kids feel carefree, curious, and generally happy. Unfortunately, though, for many children, this is not their reality. Childhood depression is a condition that affects many families, even those with very young kids. And, like many other

A recent Supreme Court ruling may have far-reaching implications for how ABA therapy can support children with autism in a traditional classroom setting. Recently, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Miguel Luna Perez, a deaf student enrolled in Sturgis, Michigan, public school since he was nine, can sue his school for failing to provide him

As a parent with a child on the spectrum, you constantly seek the best ways to optimize your children’s potential and nurture their skills. In-home ABA sessions provide a unique opportunity to do just that for neurodivergent children. ABA, also called Applied Behavior Analysis, offers clients (typically children with autism) individualized care, one-on-one instruction, and