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Attending leading ABA conferences in 2025 can enhance your abilities as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst or other ABA professional. Additionally, these conferences can inspire ABA service providers to deliver better care to children and families affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who receive these services.
10 Conferencias de ABA a las que Hay que Asistir en 2025 Leer más »
When your child suddenly breaks down in public, screaming and crying, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to respond. Parents of children on the autism spectrum face a unique challenge: learning to distinguish between an autism meltdown vs tantrum. These two behaviors may look similar from the outside, but their root causes, emotional responses, and solutions differ significantly from one another.
Crisis Autista vs Berrinche: Entendiendo La Diferencia y Apoyando a tu Hijo Leer más »
At ABA Centers of Florida, we know that holidays like the Fourth of July can be a mix of excitement and stress, especially for families raising children with autism or sensory processing challenges. The fireworks, crowds, and loud celebrations every day across Florida’s beaches, neighborhoods, and parks can be overwhelming, but making a sensory-friendly July 4 is possible.
Florida has recently passed new laws aiming to provide meaningful support to children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families. Many across the state are asking: How do the new autism laws in Florida benefit children on the ASD spectrum and their families?
Nuevas Leyes Sobre el Autismo en Florida: Ampliando el Apoyo para los Niños con TEA Leer más »
La paternidad plantea constantes preguntas, pero pocas son tan delicadas e importantes como comprender el comportamiento único de tu hijo. Si tu hijo evita el contacto visual, titubea a la hora de hablar con desconocidos o parece agobiado en situaciones sociales, puede que te preguntes si lo que ves es simple timidez o algo más complejo. La timidez y el autismo pueden parecer sorprendentemente similares a primera vista, pero bajo esa primera impresión yacen necesidades, experiencias y formas de apoyo muy diferentes.
La Timidez y el Autismo: Cómo Diferenciarlos y Apoyar a tu Hijo Leer más »
In this blog by ABA Centers of Florida, we’ll explore what these new guidelines mean for you and your family—what signs to look out for, when to test for autism, and what to expect from the diagnostic and treatment journey. If you’re wondering whether your child might benefit from an autism screening or if you want to understand what to expect, read on.
¿Cuándo Realizar Una Prueba de Autismo? ¡Lo Que los Padres de Niños Pequeños Deben Saber! Leer más »
As summer approaches, families across the country start planning beach days, pool parties, and lake trips. It’s a season filled with sunny days, laughter, and water activities that bring joy to everyone. But behind these treasured moments lies an urgent reality: water-related accidents remain a leading cause of preventable death for children. For families of children with autism, the risks are even more serious, making swim safety an essential priority.
Seguridad al Nadar Para Niños con Autismo: Conciencia, Desafíos y Estrategias Leer más »
The gut-brain connection in autism has become a point of research, offering insights that, while not curative, may improve the quality of life for families navigating the complexities of ASD.
Do people with autism struggle with self-care? This question resonates deeply with families navigating autism and self-care. As we explore autism and self-care, we’ll discover how developing these skills not only promotes independence but also enhances quality of life, builds confidence, and opens doors to greater opportunities for those with autism. If you’re a parent, caregiver, or educator eager to support your loved one in building effective self-care habits, this guide by ABA Centers of Florida is here to help.
In recent years, conversations around autism have grown louder—and for good reason. According to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), autism rates have reached a new high, with 1 in 31 children in the United States identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) by age 8. For many families, this increase raises pressing questions: Why are these numbers climbing? What does this mean for children, parents, and educators? And most importantly, what’s behind this rise?
Las Tasas de Autismo: Qué Nos dicen los Últimos Datos de los CDC Leer más »
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