A Comprehensive Toilet Training for Autism

Autism and Potty Training: How to Guide Your Child to Success

Table of Contents Understanding Autism and Potty Training Let’s face it, autism and potty training can be complicated for many parents. Families of a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) face a unique set of challenges that often require patience, compassion, and in some cases, expert support. Additionally, it’s essential to recognize that toilet […]

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Does ABA Therapy Replace School? What Parents Should Know

Autism / Brittany Marie

Does ABA therapy replace school? It’s a more common question than you might think. When most people think of ABA therapy, they picture a child with profound autism working one-on-one with a behavioral therapist in a clinical setting. While this can be one application of Applied Behavior Analysis or ABA therapy, its use can extend

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Bilingual Children with Autism: New Findings, New Approaches

Autism / Brittany Marie

It is no secret that children with autism often experience unique challenges. However, many experts and families believe bilingual children with autism face even more significant hardships than their peers, especially regarding language development and acquisition. Research in 2019 states that 12 million children speak another language besides English at home. Within this bilingual population,

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Emily Santagati on Autism and ABA Therapy

Autism / Fredy Gonzalez

ABA Therapy for Autism: An Interview with Emily Santagati On this podcast, ABA Centers of America’s Chief Clinical Officer, Emily Santagati (M.Ed., BCBA, LBA), breaks down Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and how it can benefit those on the autism spectrum and their families. From teaching simple hand washing skills to imparting complex language acquisition abilities,

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World Autism Awareness Day: Celebrate The Amazing History

Autism / Jim Anthony

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: A Perfect Time to Say Thanks

Autism / Jim Anthony

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: 3 Amazing Benefits For Kids, Parents, And Businesses

Autism / Jim Anthony

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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Celebrity Autism Parents: 10 Stars Who Spotlight Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autism / Jim Anthony

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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Autism and Anxiety - Addessing These Complex Challenges

Autism and Anxiety: Addressing These Complex Challenges

Autism / Brittany Marie

Many parents recognize that anxiety can be a regular aspect of the human experience, a part of life everyone encounters at one time or another. Children can experience anxiety in many ways. At ABA Centers of America, healthy anxiety has led children to take chances, motivating them to change, practice imitation, and explore their environment. So,

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A Thank-You Letter to ABA Centers of America from Grateful Parents

Autism / Jim Anthony

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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