Minecraft has become one of the most popular games in the world, but for many children on the autism spectrum, it’s much more than entertainment. It’s a safe, structured,...
Over the years, one thing I’ve learned is that children on the autism spectrum don’t just need support in what they learn, but also in how they process the...
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is most effective when it’s consistent and long-term. But what happens if ABA therapy is stopped too early? The short answer: progress may slow...
When words alone aren’t enough, visual supports can make a world of difference for children with autism. These tools give structure, reduce frustration, and help kids communicate their needs...
Getting an autistic person’s attention isn’t always about raising your voice or calling their name. It’s about patience, respect, and using strategies that feel safe and supportive. Every autistic...
You may have heard about the autism diet and wondered if it really helps. The truth is, results vary from child to child. For some, it seems to make...
ABA therapy is one of the most trusted, evidence-based approaches for children with autism. But many parents wonder: is it only for young kids, or does it work for...
When someone says they are “on the spectrum,” it means they have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Autism is called a spectrum because it includes a wide range of strengths,...
Online autism tests can be helpful as a first step, but they are not accurate enough to provide a diagnosis. These tests often ask parents or individuals about behaviors,...
Parent training is a vital part of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy because it ensures that the skills a child learns in therapy sessions are consistently reinforced at home...