Celebrating the holiday with autism can be joyful, meaningful, and unique. With thoughtful planning and an understanding, families can create inclusive traditions that feel safe and enjoyable for everyone.
Holidays with Autism: 7 Tips to Keep It Jolly and Inclusive! Read More »
Navigating community outings with a child with autism can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. From sensory overload to unfamiliar environments, many challenges can make public spaces challenging. In this guide, we break down why autism and outings are important, how to prepare your child with confidence-building strategies, and what research says about creating autism-friendly public environments. With practical tips and support from ABA Centers of America, your family can experience calmer, more enjoyable outings together.
Navigating Autism and Outings: A Practical Guide for Families Read More »
Supporting a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often means learning to see the world through a different lens. One that is frequently shaped by unique sensory experiences, communication differences, and special interests. While many of these qualities are often strengths in autism, they can also create everyday safety challenges for children with ASD at home, in school, and within the community.
Autism Safety Tips: A Practical Guide for Families Read More »
Preparing for autism and Thanksgiving doesn’t have to be stressful. With a few thoughtful adjustments and sensory-friendly tips, families can create an autism-friendly Thanksgiving that’s calm, inclusive, and joyful for everyone. From understanding sensory triggers to planning familiar routines and gentle food strategies, these practical ideas help make the holiday season smoother, more meaningful, and full of connection.
12 Amazing Tips for An Autism-Friendly Thanksgiving! Read More »
Merrick received a unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity this week – he was invited to the White House to attend its annual Halloween celebrations. But one thing not-so-unique to this situation is Merrick himself. Like so many other children throughout the United States – 1 in 31, to be exact – 11 year old Merrick has autism.
Only Treats for One Massachusetts Boy During His Halloween Adventure to the White House Read More »
The recent White House autism briefing sparked national attention but left many families with more questions than answers. In this blog, we break down what the Trump autism announcement means for neurodiverse families.
Tylenol and Autism Debate: RFK Jr.’s New Statement Read More »
Every child experiences moments of feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or dysregulated. For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), these experiences may occur more frequently and feel more intense. It can be beneficial for parents, caregivers, and educators to understand a concept known as “the window of tolerance.”
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As the seasons begin to shift and festive holidays start approaching, for many with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), occasions like Halloween can be anxiety-provoking and a bit too scary without some ABA support and a few proactive measures.
Celebrating a Fantastic Autism-Friendly Halloween Read More »
Learn in this blog by ABA Centers of America about the three autism levels and how personalized ABA therapy can make a difference.
Understanding Autism Levels: What Families Should Know Read More »
On October 10, Temple University had two exciting unveilings – the school opened the doors to the new Paley Hall and it announced a $55 million gift from ABA Centers’ Founder, Christopher Barnett. This gift is the largest in the university’s history and it reflects the Barnett family’s belief that education is the most powerful
In the News: ABA Centers Founder Makes Largest Gift in Temple University’s History Read More »
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