Autism Levels and Their Differences Explained
Learn in this blog by ABA Centers of America about the three autism levels and how personalized ABA therapy can make a difference.
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Autism and Airplanes: What Families Should Know Before Taking Flight
Autism and airplanes can make travel stressful for families. Learn practical tips to manage sensory challenges, reduce travel stress, and prepare for smoother airport travel experiences.
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ABA Therapy Duration: How Long Does It Last?
Parents and caregivers navigating the path of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) treatment have critical questions about the duration of ABA therapy program options. How long should therapy continue? How many hours per week are optimal? When is the right time to reduce services? These questions represent significant decisions that impact children and their families, requiring careful consideration of multiple factors, including research evidence, clinical expertise, and individual needs.
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Pedestrian Skills for Children with Autism: A Guide for Parents
For many parents, watching their child take their first steps toward independence is a proud yet nerve-wracking experience. However, when a child has autism, everyday tasks, like safely crossing the street or understanding traffic signals, can present unique challenges. Pedestrian skills are critical for personal safety and autonomy, yet they don’t always come naturally to children on the spectrum.
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Understanding the Rising Prevalence of Autism: Causes, Implications, and What It Means for Families
Conversations about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have become far more common in recent years, reflecting a growing acceptance and understanding of the condition. The prevalence of autism has steadily grown over the past few decades, shifting from a relatively misunderstood diagnosis to one that is now widely recognized across various medical, educational, and community settings.
Young Adults with Autism in College: Strategies for Thriving
Transitioning to college is a significant milestone for anyone, but for young adults with autism, it represents a profound shift filled with both challenges and opportunities. The college offers a chance for academic exploration, independence, and personal growth. Still, it also introduces new, unfamiliar social dynamics, overwhelming sensory environments, and the need to develop and learn new coping strategies.
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Why Science Matters in Autism Care
When your child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the desire to give them the best autism care possible becomes your top priority. But, with countless options—some rooted in scientific research and others promising quick fixes—it can be challenging to know where to start.
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Cooking with Your Child with Autism: 6 Increible Benefits!
The holiday season is a time for connection, joy, and creating meaningful traditions with loved ones. From Thanksgiving dinners to Christmas cookies and New Year’s celebrations, the kitchen becomes the heart of many homes this time of year, and cooking with your child with autism can be one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate the season!
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10 Things to Avoid When Raising a Child with Autism
It’s common to find advice on what to do when raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but what about the things to avoid? Rarely do people discuss the habits or approaches that might unintentionally hinder your child’s development. Yet, these “what not to do” moments can be just as crucial as the guidance on what to embrace.
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Emotional Sensitivity in Autism: Signs and Support
Parenting, in itself, is a journey that requires time, patience, and commitment to understanding your child and teaching them essential life skills. For parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), this journey comes with unique layers, especially when navigating challenges like emotional sensitivity in autism. Children with ASD often face a world that can feel overwhelming, filled with unfamiliar sounds, lights, and sensations.
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