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If you’re exploring ways to support a child with autism, you’ve probably heard of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Whether your child has already been diagnosed or you are considering diagnostic testing, it’s natural to want clear information on the next steps.
A Parent’s Guide to Summer Break
You might remember summer as carefree days with friends and no responsibilities. As a parent or caregiver, it probably feels very different – summer is full of joy, but also a juggling act of schedules, activities, and family dynamics.
What Is ARFID? Understanding Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder in Kids
Child Counseling, Feeding Therapy
May marks both Pediatric Feeding Disorder Awareness Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to spotlight ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). ARFID is a condition that involves both feeding and mental health challenges.
Are All Emotions OK? Teaching Kids Emotional Awareness and Acceptance
Have you ever felt unsure of how to respond when your child is angry, anxious, or overwhelmed? We’ve all been there – watching a full-blown meltdown unfold and wondering how to keep your cool. In those moments, it’s easy to see big emotions as something to fix or avoid. But the truth is, all emotions are a normal part of being human.
Does Your Child Have a Speech Delay?
May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about speech and communication challenges in children, and celebrating the vital work of speech-language pathologists.
When you’re the parent of a child facing challenges, it can be incredibly frustrating to discover that the therapy center you called has a waitlist. You might have been advised to “wait and see” until the difficulties became more noticeable, which can leave you feeling a sense of urgency to get your child the help they need.
The Joys and Challenges of Raising a Child with Autism
Parenting a child with autism is a unique journey, filled with moments of joy, pride, and deep connection, alongside challenges that can sometimes feel overwhelming. Some parents may already be familiar with autism through a friend, family member, or another child, while for others, their own child is their first introduction to neurodiversity.
Breaking Stereotypes: Not All Autism Looks the Same
Autism is often misunderstood, and one of the most common misconceptions is that it looks the same for every child. In reality, autism can present in countless ways, with each child showing unique strengths and challenges. Whether you’re just starting to learn about autism or have been navigating this journey with your child for years, you might still find yourself surprised by the diversity within the spectrum.
Counseling Benefits for Children.
Child Counseling, Parent Education
Looking back on the challenges you’ve faced in life, you might find yourself thinking, “I’m so glad I had someone to help me through that,” or even, “I wish I’d had a therapist at that time.” If you’re now a parent of a child who is struggling, you may be wondering if counseling could help them too.
The Importance of Self-Care for Parents of Special Needs Kids
As parents or caregivers, you naturally prioritize your child’s needs and well-being. But with school meetings, therapy sessions, medical appointments, and daily parenting, it can feel overwhelming
New Year, New Goals: Setting Meaningful Therapy Goals for Your Child
Children Activities, Parent Education
As the New Year begins, many of us embrace the opportunity for a fresh start by setting personal goals and resolutions. It’s also the perfect time to
Sensory Gift Ideas for Kids with Special Needs
Are you searching for the perfect gift for your child with autism or special needs this holiday season? Sensory toys and tools offer more than just fun