Effective Feeding Therapy using ABA principles
March 11, 2013
Sometimes children with autism have feeding problems. They may refuse to eat food, have difficulty swallowing, eat only a limited number of foods, or have
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The Argument for Early Intervention
February 26, 2013
Research shows that children who receive intensive early intervention services are likely to make more progress and have better long-term outcomes. The argument for early
What Does Early Intervention Look Like?
February 12, 2013
When families search for ABA therapy providers, the question we get the most is, “What does early intervention look like?” Early intervention programs can range
Selecting an Early Intervention Program
January 29, 2013
Early detection of autism is essential. As soon as a diagnosis is made, families should be provided with accurate, up-to-date information about science-based intervention options.
Early Intervention is Important
November 27, 2012
Intervention should start as early as possible to get straight to the point. My advice for parents is if you notice your child is not
Early intervention is key!
November 12, 2012
The facts are out there. The rates of autism are rising, and to quote Autism Speaks, “1 in 88 can’t wait”. Early intervention is key.
Success in ABA Therapy
October 7, 2011
We’re asking our Clinical Team at Bierman Autism Centers – What does success in ABA therapy look like to you? Throughout my experiences, I have
Negative Reinforcement Myths
May 11, 2011
We’re squashing the negative reinforcement myths. In ABA Therapy, negative reinforcement is often misunderstood as a term associated with punishment. Because the word “negative” is
Replacement Behaviors
March 28, 2011
Replacement behaviors is used to substitute behaviors that limit learning and inclusion with behaviors that help promote success in the classroom and across daily-living tasks. Read