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Senate Approves $84 Million for Autism Research and More!

Senate Approves $84 Million for Autism Research and More!

The United States Senate Committee on Appropriations recently approved roughly $84 million in funding programs to improve life outcomes for those with autism spectrum disorder ...
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Water Safety for Kids on the Spectrum: 15 Life-Saving Tips

Water Safety for Kids on the Spectrum: 15 Life-Saving Tips

Why are children with autism at a higher risk of drowning? In this ABA Centers of America blog, we will explore this crucial question and ...
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BCBA and RBT: Exploring 4 Major Differences

BCBA and RBT: Exploring 4 Major Differences

To fully grasp ABA therapy, it is essential to understand the roles of the therapists involved. So, what is the role of the BCBA and ...
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Autism Assessment: 3 Key Steps and Insights

Autism Assessment: 3 Key Steps and Insights

An official autism diagnosis is crucial for understanding your child's needs and accessing specialized support services and therapies. At ABA Centers of America, we are ...
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Task Analysis in ABA

Simplifying Learning: Task Analysis in ABA Therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a widely recognized approach for teaching individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities. One of the ...
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Autism Overdiagnosis: Unveiling the Truth Behind the Growing Rates

Autism Overdiagnosis: Unveiling the Truth Behind the Growing Rates

In this ABA Centers of America blog, we will explore the issue of autism overdiagnosis to provide a comprehensive view for those interested in the ...
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Sensory Tool Kit

Creating a Sensory Tool Kit for Autism: Essential Items and Tips

Have you ever felt bored, sensory overloaded, or full of energy and found yourself doodling in a notebook, fidgeting with a pen, or engaging in ...
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Autism and Anxiety: Managing Nerves to Get School Ready!

Autism and Anxiety: Managing Nerves to Get School Ready!

Starting a new school year can be both an exciting and nerve-wracking chapter of any child and their family's life. But for children and teenagers ...
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Work and Autism Parenting: 5 Tips to Achieve Work-life Balance

Work and Autism Parenting: 5 Tips to Achieve Work-life Balance

If you're asking, "How do I manage my career while raising a child with autism?" This blog will explore five tips to optimize your time, ...
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Autism and Self-expression: 5 Tips to Fostering Expressing Emotions with Autism

Autism and Self-expression: 5 Tips to Fostering Expressing Emotions with Autism

How can children with autism express themselves? In this blog, we will delve into five tips that emphasize the importance of autism and self-expression and ...
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Sibling Support: Navigating Neurodiversity with ABA Care

Sibling Support: Navigating Neurodiversity with ABA Care

Raising a child or teenager with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a unique experience filled with both challenging moments and gratifying times. However, the impact ...
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Short Diagnosis Times in Autism: Impacts of Waiting Periods

Short Diagnosis Times in Autism: Impacts of Waiting Periods

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects millions of individuals worldwide, with the CDC reporting 1 in 36 having the condition. Those with autism commonly present with ...
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Introducing Jessica Zawacki, Director of Research for ABA Centers of America

The Importance of Ongoing Autism Research – Introducing Jessica Zawacki, Director of Research

September of 2023, we invited Jessica Zawacki to step into the role of Director of Research. Dr. Zawacki recently presented on a circuit of panel ...
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Understanding High-Functioning Autism: 5 Tips for Parents!

Understanding High-Functioning Autism: 5 Tips for Parents!

High-Functioning Autism (HFA) is a term some use to characterize individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who have average or above-average intelligence. In many cases, ...
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Navigating ABA: Unpacking the Parity Act for Autism Coverage

Navigating ABA: Unpacking the Parity Act for Autism Coverage

Despite the proven effectiveness of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), many families still encounter significant challenges when attempting to obtain insurance coverage for this crucial autism ...
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Autism in Teens: Uncover 6 Proven Strategies for Enhancing Communication and Interaction

Autism in Teens: Uncover 6 Proven Strategies for Enhancing Communication and Interaction

How can I support my teen with autism? This question, which parents and caregivers frequently pose, is crucial in providing the best possible support. In ...
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Young shopper wears the helmet of a Star Wars pod racer

May the 4th Be with You: ABA Centers Spotlights Star Wars

In the following, we'll explore ways for parents and caregivers to capitalize on their child's enthusiasm for Star Wars and similar fantasy franchises to encourage ...
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Untreated Autism: A Parent's Guide to Invaluable Support

Untreated Autism: A Parent’s Guide to Invaluable Support

Untreated autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can lead to a lifetime of struggles for many. These include missing opportunities and challenges related to employment, relationships, and ...
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Making Friends with Autism: 8 Strategies to Forge Relationships

Making Friends with Autism: 8 Strategies to Forge Relationships

In this insightful guide from ABA Centers of America, we delve into eight essential strategies we designed to aid individuals with autism in making friends. ...
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Behavioral Therapy vs. ABA Care: Discover the Main Differences

Behavioral Therapy vs. ABA Care: Discover the Main Differences

At ABA Centers of America, we recognize the importance of selecting the appropriate therapy for a loved one with autism. It requires careful research and ...
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