Children and Dining Out
April 7, 2014
We know that sometimes as parents it can be very difficult to take a child with autism to a restaurant with you. You might be
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ACA and its Implications for Families
October 4, 2013
Many of our families have asked us questions about the new ACA and its implications for families. Some of you have received letters from your
Summer Fun and Travel
June 17, 2013
Summer is an exciting time filled with opportunities for fun and social opportunities. Though this is a fun time, the change in routine, unusual clothes,
Tips for Increasing Appropriate Play Skills
April 10, 2013
Children diagnosed with autism often do not engage in appropriate play. Play may involve manipulating a toy inappropriately or playing with only one part of
Autism: The Real Awareness
April 5, 2013
We recently did an information session and were asked a question about “tolerance”… here are some of our thoughts on the topic we want to
Importance of Early Intervention
April 2, 2013
In a study, it was suggested an MRI may aid in the early diagnosis of autism, thus stressing the importance of early intervention. The study
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
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