6 Ways to Calm a Child With Autism
Raising a child with autism brings surprises and challenges. One possible difficulty parents might face is managing overstimulation and meltdowns. While every
Back to School Tips for Parents of Different Learners
The back-to-school season is almost here, and while it can be exciting, it can also be particularly challenging for children on the
5 Ways to Manage Screen Time for Children with Autism
Many kids with autism prefer activities in solitude rather than with other peers. Screen use is a big preference among these activities,
Befriending an Autistic Person
*This post was written by a guest contributor, Grace McGillivary. Befriending an autistic person is just like making friends with any average
Why Consider a Job in ABA Therapy
If you are looking for a stable career that is more than just clocking in and out, jobs in ABA Therapy are
Water Safety Tips for Children with Autism
It’s summertime, which usually equates to a lot of time outside. And with pools open and all the lakes here in Michigan,
The Vital Role of Self-Care for ABA Professionals
When it comes to understanding the importance of self-care for professionals in the field of ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Therapy, let’s first
Traveling with a Child with Autism: Tips for a Smoother Ride
Whether it’s summer or the end-of-the-year holidays, most people equate these seasons with time off for vacation and road trips. But the
Summer Break: 5 Ways to Help Your Child with Autism Thrive
Many kids love the break summer brings – a relaxed schedule, sleeping in, a variety of activities like the pool, summer camps,
Addressing Common ABA Therapy Myths
Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy (ABA) is considered the “gold standard” for autism treatment. So why are there myths of ABA therapy and
