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ABA Centers of Florida understands that autism parents and guardians considering Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for their child on the spectrum may wonder what happens during a typical ABA therapy session. So, we prepared this blog post to discuss what occurs in a regular ABA therapy session and what you, as a parent, can […]

At ABA Centers of Florida, we aim to educate and help the parents and caregivers of kids with autism almost as much as the children themselves. As the name implies, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) encompasses a wide range of behavior. On the less extreme end, you have problems communicating and relating to others. However, in their quest

A distressing statistic is that as many as 94% of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) reported their child experienced bullying in school. Children on the autism spectrum are particularly vulnerable to bullying. Nowadays, bullying has expanded beyond the classroom and playground to infect online spaces, maintaining ongoing pressure that makes it harder to walk away.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can manifest in many behaviors, some more challenging than others. A defining feature of the condition is difficulty adapting to new stimuli and breaking previously established preferences and patterns of behavior. This behavior can manifest itself in daily life, particularly in an activity we engage in every day. Everyone eats, and for those on

Parties, champagne, a family dinner, counting down the last 60 seconds before the arrival of the New Year; while these are joyous aspects of the day’s celebrations, they can be overwhelming for those diagnosed with autism. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects communication and sensory experiences, and the hustle and bustle of New Year is jam-packed