What Is Center-Based ABA Therapy? A Parent’s Guide to Autism Support
Center-based ABA therapy provides a structured, play-rich environment that helps children with autism master skills faster than in-home or other settings.
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How to Turn Echolalia Into Functional Language: A Parent’s Guide to Meaningful Communication
Echolalia is often a purposeful form of communication in children with autism, serving as a bridge to more functional language rather than a barrier.
How to Choose the Best AAC Device for Autism
The best AAC device is one that fits your child’s unique strengths, daily routines, and environments—not necessarily the most complex or expensive option.
Featured In Redfin: Simple and Entertaining Indoor Activities for Kids of All Ages
Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in: As you bunker down inside your Evanston apartment, your new home in Huntsville, or your
Why Children with Autism Engage in Restricted & Repetitive Behaviors
Have you ever wondered what drives your child to repeatedly arrange their building blocks in the same pattern during playtime, or why your child seems
Understanding Parallel Play in Autism
Understanding Parallel Play in Autism Have you ever noticed your child playing next to other kids but not really with them? This is called parallel
What’s The Difference Between BCBA® and RBT®
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapeutic approach that has garnered widespread recognition for its effectiveness in treating individuals with autism and other developmental disorders.
Special Interests in Autism: Understanding Your Child’s Passions
Have you observed your child showing a deep fascination or becoming thoroughly engrossed in a specific topic, such as trains, to the extent of learning
How To Identify Self-Soothing Behaviors in Children with Autism
In our practice, we often observe self-soothing behaviors in children diagnosed with autism. These actions play a critical role in assisting individuals who experience sensory
What are the 3 Autism Levels & How to Support a Child’s Needs
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) encompasses a wide range of neurological and developmental conditions that affect communication, behavior, and social interaction. Recognizing the diversity within the
