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If you’re a parent exploring ABA therapy options for your child, you might have come across the term “Natural Environment Teaching” or NET. But what exactly is NET, how is it implemented, and why is it effective for children? What is Natural Environment Teaching in ABA Therapy? Natural Environment Teaching, often called NET, is a teaching method used in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Unlike traditional teaching methods that involve repetitive table work or structured lessons, NET focuses on teaching children

Understanding AAC: A Lifeline for Children with Limited Speech Have you ever watched a toddler struggle to explain what they want when they’re tired or overwhelmed and unable to find the words, no matter how much they try? Now imagine that same difficulty, not just for a moment, but every day. This is the reality for many children with autism or other speech and language impairments. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to a broad set of tools and strategies

Is your Child a Late Talker or Could it be Autism? This is one of the most frequently searched and emotionally loaded questions parents ask when communication milestones are not being met. Many parents notice their toddler is not speaking as expected and wonder whether it’s a simple speech delay or something more complex like autism. Both speech delay and autism can involve late speech, but they are not the same. This article will help you understand the difference between

Why It’s Important to Ask the Right Questions Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy can provide immense benefits for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and related developmental disabilities. However, the effectiveness of this evidence-based approach depends heavily on the quality and fit of the provider. Not every ABA clinic operates the same way, and the right match will depend on your child’s specific needs, learning style, and the values of your family. This comprehensive guide outlines key areas parents