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IEP vs 504 Plan: What’s the Difference?
Navigating the educational landscape can be an overwhelming experience for any parent, but when your child has developmental differences or special needs
How ABA Therapy is Transforming the Lives of Children with Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects millions of children worldwide, presenting unique challenges that can impact their communication, social skills
How Occupational Therapy Can Help With Summer Activities
Occupational Therapy, Parent Education
With summer break upon us, it’s time to gear up for some exciting outdoor adventures with your little ones. But as much as we all love summer activities…
Understanding Sensory Challenges and How Occupational Therapy Can Help
Occupational Therapy, Parent Education
Fortunately, Occupational Therapy (OT) can help children develop the skills they need to navigate the world around them.
Summer Survival Guide – Tips From ABA Therapists
Children Activities, Parent Education
Summer can be a fun and exciting time for kids, but it can also present unique challenges for parents of children with developmental differences. With school out and a change in routine, parents may wonder how to navigate the summer months and provide their child with the support and structure they need.
Does ABA Therapy Replace School?
ABA Therapy, Language Development
You may be wondering if ABA Therapy is a replacement for school. Perhaps you’re deciding between preschool and ABA Therapy, or if you should do both. Maybe your child has already been in a school
Parent’s Disney Planning Guide for Children with Disabilities
Planning a family vacation to Disney is an exciting experience, but it can also be daunting, especially when you have a child with cognitive or physical disabilities. However, ALL families can enjoy a Disney vacation (or any vacation, for that matter!) with a little extra planning and flexibility.
Embracing Your Child’s Unique Qualities: A Positive Perspective on Autism
Don’t look at getting an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis for your child as a bad thing. It is a hidden opportunity to understand your child better, support them in their unique journey, and embrace their strengths and newly found abilities. In reality, there are many positive aspects to autism these days. As a parent, here are just a few I wanted to share with all other parents.
Can ABA Therapy Help Children’s Speech?
The simple answer is yes! ABA Therapy can help with your child’s speech! But working on speech in ABA Therapy compared to Speech Therapy itself can be different in how it is approached and what goals we work to achieve.
At what age should a child with autism start ABA Therapy?
This is a question frequently asked by parents who want to provide the best possible care for their child. Early intervention is key when it comes to treating autism, and the same holds true for ABA therapy. Research has shown that starting Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy as early as possible can have life-changing benefits for many children with autism.
Parents Role in ABA Therapy for Children with Autism
ABA Therapy, Children Activities
According to a study (Lecavalier & Wiltz, 2006), parents of children with autism experience more stress than teachers when they deal with their behavior. Behavioral problems and stress mutually affect each other, making it more difficult for parents to take care of their children who have autism.
What behaviors can ABA Therapy help with?
ABA Therapy focuses on a variety of different challenging behaviors a child with autism may present. ABA Therapy is an option for children with autism to address these behaviors that may have a negative effect on their day-to-day life.