In this ABA Centers of America blog, we will explore how the PECS for nonverbal autism can be a powerful tool to support communication. Our goal is to guide parents and educators in Massachusetts and New Hampshire in the use of PECS, helping them to improve their children’s communication and facilitate their learning process.
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.
Emotional Sensitivity in Autism: Understanding and Supporting Your Kid Read More »
If you’re wondering, “How does virtual autism diagnosis work?” This blog will tell you everything you need to know about online autism assessment, its benefits, and whether it’s an option worth considering.
Virtual Autism Diagnosis: A New Era of Remote Autism Evaluations Read More »
From Memorial Day through Labor Day, our summer program kept kids excited about personal development while having fun in a structured, safe, and supportive environment. Here are just a few of the standout activities we offered this past summer:
Parents Trust ABA Centers of America for Exceptional Autism Care and Enriching Programs Read More »
In this ABA Centers of America blog, we’ll address the complex connection between neurodiversity and addiction and how you can offer support to your loved one to reduce the risk of future substance use.
Neurodiversity and Addiction: The Key to Protecting Your Loved One Read More »
However, despite this overwhelming support in the House, the legislative journey for Autism CARES is far from over. The bill still requires passage by the Senate and President Joe Biden’s signature to become law.
Autism CARES Act Passes House; Renewal Time is Running Out Read More »
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made history when she was nominated by President Joe Biden on February 25, 2022, to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. After being confirmed by the Senate, she took office later that year, becoming the first Black woman and the first former federal public defender to serve on the nation’s highest court. Her legal achievements and trailblazing career are well-known. Still, a profoundly personal side of her story has recently come to light through her memoir, Lovely One, where she reveals her journey as a mother to a daughter with autism.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson: Opens Up About Her Daughter with Autism Read More »
When you think of autism and PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), they might seem like two completely different conditions. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors. PTSD, on the other hand, is a mental health condition triggered by traumatic experiences.
Autism and PTSD: Recognizing and Addressing Overlapping Symptoms Read More »
In this blog by ABA Centers of America, we will explore how autism and music therapy relate, the benefits this methodology offers, and strategies parents or caregivers can implement to incorporate music into their child’s life.
Autism and Music Therapy: A Universal Language to Connect with Our Children Read More »
The goal of the upcoming 2025 Appropriation Bill in the context of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is to improve research, support services, and overall life outcomes for individuals with ASD. Additionally, the United States Senate Committee on Appropriations greenlit approximately $84 million in autism research funding for programs aimed at programming and more for people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) through the bill.
The New Appropriation Bill in the Context of Autism Read More »
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