Autism and homeschooling can open doors—but only when built thoughtfully. A family we supported through our Colorado ABA programs felt torn about removing their daughter from school. She was...
Movement and social connection are controlled by different systems in the brain. When one system is affected early in development, it doesn’t automatically mean another is. At Little Champs...
When a child receives an autism diagnosis, families naturally begin searching for answers. At Little Champs ABA, across our Colorado and Utah programs, we often see parents wrestling with...
At Little Champs ABA, where we provide services through Colorado ABA therapy and Utah ABA therapy, families often want to understand something deeper than behaviors. They want to know...
At Little Champs ABA, where we provide services across Colorado ABA therapy and Utah ABA therapy, conversations about the future come up more often than people expect. Even when...
Repetitive behaviors are one of the defining features of autism — but in real clinical settings, they are far more nuanced than a simple checklist suggests. At Little Champs...
Autism and intelligence are often misunderstood, especially when it comes to IQ. Autism is not defined by IQ, and having autism does not automatically mean someone has a high—or...
If you’ve found this page, you may be carrying a very heavy question — one that many families are afraid to ask out loud. We want to acknowledge that...
Autism itself does not cause anger issues. What many people see as “anger” in autistic children is usually frustration, overwhelm, or difficulty communicating emotions. When a child doesn’t have...
When an autistic child hits themselves, it’s usually their way of communicating distress, not a desire to get hurt. This behavior among autistic children often shows up when emotions,...