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The bustle, lights, music, gift-giving, and break-in routine make the holiday season a joyous experience for most. But these exact things can make it challenging to assemble an autism-friendly holiday experience for our neurodivergent loved ones. The days are filled with stimuli, constant conversation, a break in their schedule, and the appearance of unknown people in their

Thanksgiving can be hectic for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), but with careful planning, you can have an autism-friendly Thanksgiving. The day can be full of stimuli like loud noises, breaks in routine, and a sense of encroachment on a child’s space and belongings. This excitement may culminate in a feeling of being overwhelmed.

Did you know that early intervention ABA therapy is an essential step to progress for many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Studies have shown that the sooner a neurodivergent child receives help, the better their developmental outcomes may be. In this blog post about early intervention ABA therapy, we will explore early intervention’s importance

If your child has been recently diagnosed with autism, you may wonder if Applied Behavior Analysis is the proper therapy for them. Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, is an evidence-based approach to managing the symptoms of autism. Applied Behavior Analysis is based on the complex science of learning and behavior.  Applied Behavior Analysis therapy targets

Fun is just around the corner with October’s spooky season, but it can be challenging for children with autism spectrum disorder and their parents. What neurotypical people think of as frightening can be double the scare for kids with autism, making “The Nightmare Before Christmas” a reality, not just a film! Scary costumes, elaborate decorations,

Sensory rooms for autism are typically a space in a home, facility, or classroom specially designed to inspire, engage and improve the sensory experience for a child in a safe manner. This designated area engages the child’s senses by employing structured stimuli to spark their interest and promote positive feedback. The room often includes special

Art therapy for autism is widely incorporated into therapy plans to help individuals with autism improve their behavior through expression. The experience of expressing yourself through art is a widely practiced form of therapy that brings a sense of serenity and calmness to most people. Using art within a therapeutic setting is known as “art

Establishing a community for autism is vital for parents, allies, and caregivers affected by this complicated condition. Connecting with others who understand the autism experience improves quality of life by providing support and understanding. Community leads to human connection, which ensures no one feels as though they suffer alone. This blog post about building a