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Creating a Sensory-Friendly Halloween Celebration at Home or School
Halloween can be an exciting time filled with costumes, decorations, games, and treats. However, for
How ABA Supports the Development of Emotional Regulation Skills in the Classroom
The classroom can be an exciting place for children to learn, socialize, and explore new
Autism and Picky Eating: Why It Happens and How to Help
Picky eating is common in young children, but food challenges can be more noticeable and
What Is Level 2 Autism? Understanding Signs and Support
When a child receives a Level 2 autism diagnosis, parents often have questions about what
What Is Discontinuous Measurement in ABA Therapy?
ABA therapy relies on data to understand behavior, measure progress, and determine whether teaching strategies
Monster Puppets: A Spooky Sensory Craft for Autism Support
Halloween is a great time to encourage creativity, imagination, and sensory exploration through hands-on activities.
Working With Neurodiverse Clients: Counseling Strategies
Neurodiversity recognizes that people experience and interact with the world in different ways. Neurodiverse individuals
Using Positive Reinforcement in the Classroom: ABA Strategies for Motivating Children with Autism
Creating a positive and supportive classroom environment can help children with autism feel more comfortable,
M-CHAT Score Interpretation: What Your Toddler’s Results Mean
If your toddler recently completed the Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers, Revised with Follow-Up
Paper Bag Scarecrow Puppets: A Fun Sensory Craft for Children With Autism
Fall is a wonderful time to introduce children to creative activities that encourage exploration, imagination,
ABA for Social Communication: Bridging the Gap Between Home and School for Children with Autism
For children with autism, social communication skills can play an important role in building meaningful relationships, participating in classroom
ABA Strategies for Supporting Children With Autism During School Testing or Assessments
School testing and assessments can be challenging for many children, but they may be especially
