Teaching Joint Attention Through Play
Joint Attention and Autism: Six Steps to Play with your Child Our kiddos usually have no problem playing with an app, watching a video, or
Joint Attention and Autism: Six Steps to Play with your Child Our kiddos usually have no problem playing with an app, watching a video, or
Does the idea of interviewing an ABA company seem daunting? Beginning ABA can be overwhelming. With a diagnosis of autism, suddenly you are tasked with
We get asked all the time, “Will you accept my child’s report from his other ABA company?” Many times, this question comes after spending valuable
What is the difference between in-home vs. clinic-based ABA therapy? This is one of the most frequently asked questions we get when we are talking
Summer is a season brimming with fun and exciting activities, and one of the highlights is the biggest birthday celebration ever: July 4th! Many of
It’s easy for us parents of autistic children to just do everything for them. Let’s face it, teaching children independence whether or not they’re on
Food refusal is a common concern with young children. Children with autism or other developmental disorders tend to eat an extremely narrow range of foods.
“Literal thinking” can be difficult for many of our kiddos to overcome. With help, many people with autism can learn to understand jokes, sarcasm, and
Is your kiddo having a hard time transitioning? Throwing tantrums? Anxious? They may need help with their functional communication skills. What is Functional Communication? Functional
Some of the easiest tasks can be the most challenging for our kiddos. Washing hands with soap consistently at critical moments during the day prevents