The ABA Centers of America Caregiver Handbook provides valuable information for parents and caregivers, so let’s highlight the focal points.
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Creativity and innovation are essential components of human progress and development. Throughout history, creative thinkers and innovators have driven major advances in science, technology, medicine, art, and culture. They have revolutionized the way we live, work, and interact with the world around us. Creativity is more important today than ever as we face a complex
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Every year on April 2nd, humanity celebrates World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) and advocates for the rights and welfare of people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This awareness did not emerge suddenly and without work. The history of how this day launched and what resulted from its recognition by the United Nations spans many
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National Doctors Day (March 30) presents ABA Centers of America with a fantastic opportunity to thank all the healthcare professionals who positively impact our lives regularly.
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Sensory-friendly spaces are a triple win, great for kids on the spectrum, their families, and their communities. With the growing understanding and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), society has realized that making space for those on the spectrum is important. One of the hallmarks of ASD is sensory issues. Many kids on the spectrum
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released autism statistics estimates for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the United States. Previously (December 2021), the rate had been estimated to be 1 in 44 American 8-year-olds, which was already startlingly high. On March 23rd, the CDC officially raised their estimate to 1 in 36 kids, representing
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Celebrity Autism Parents: Most famous people set out to be famous, yet many remain committed to keeping their private lives private. Others, such as those mentioned below, have agreed to open a window into their lives to bring attention to a cause that impacts them and many others who do not have the platform of
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Our founder, Christopher Barnett, recently received the following unsolicited letter from a parent explaining in detail her family’s autism journey and how she feels about ABA Centers of America’s work with her daughter. Dear Chris and ABA Centers of America Team, Our family wants to thank you for all the joy you bring to our
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In the new film, “My Apocalyptic Thanksgiving,” a zombie-obsessed adult on the spectrum searches for his mother, but his journey involves challenges like a Korean family and a street gang competing to be his family. Marcus, the lovable main character, teaches the rest of the film’s characters powerful lessons of forgiveness guided by his favorite
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Philadelphia, Pa.—Temple University Provost Gregory Mandel hosted an official signing ceremony on Wed., November 16, to thank ABA Centers of America for its $1 million gift toward a new autism laboratory on campus. ABA Centers of America CEO and Founder Christopher Barnett, J.D., happily signed the papers with Provost Mandel and presented him with an oversized ceremonial