For many families, going out to eat is supposed to feel relaxing and enjoyable. But for parents of children with autism or sensory sensitivities, restaurants can quickly become one...
Few things bring parents into my office faster than transition struggles. Getting out the door for school. Stopping a preferred activity to come to dinner. Switching from the iPad...
When parents reach out to Little Champs ABA about their autistic child, the conversation almost always turns to siblings within the first few sessions. They want to know how...
Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child can feel overwhelming. Many parents leave the appointment with more questions than answers, wondering what to do next and how to support...
Finding calm, predictable outdoor spaces can make a meaningful difference for children with sensory sensitivities. Busy playgrounds, loud crowds, and overstimulating environments can quickly become overwhelming—but Georgia offers many...
Many parents ask: should kids with autism go to public school? The short answer is yes—many children with autism can succeed in public school. But whether it’s the right...
If you’re wondering whether your child’s behavior is “just a phase” or something more, you’re not alone. At Little Champs ABA, I talk to parents about this all the...
Stereotypes surrounding autism and ABA therapy are abundant, and they can create confusion and hesitation for families seeking support. In my years as an ABA clinician at Little Champs...
For many individuals, the idea of being autistic doesn’t appear until adulthood. Sometimes it begins after learning more about autism through work, parenting, or supporting a family member. Other...
As an ABA clinician working at Little Champs ABA, I’ve had the privilege of working with many families and autistic teenagers, navigating both the challenges and triumphs that come...