How to Be a Good Ally to the Autistic Community
Being a good ally to the autistic community starts with something simple—but often overlooked: understanding before action....
How Video Modeling Works in ABA Therapy Sessions
If you’ve ever sat through an ABA therapy session where a child just isn’t responding to verbal...
How to Encourage Peer Friendships Outside Autism Therapy
Before trying to build friendships, it helps to take a step back and rethink what “friendship” actually...
Is Yogurt Safe for Kids with Autism?
If you’re exploring foods that are both nutritious and manageable for your child, yogurt is often on...
SMART Goal Examples for Students with Autism
For many families raising a child with autism, goals appear everywhere—in therapy plans, school meetings, and Individualized...
ICD-10 Code for Autism: What Families Should Know
After an autism evaluation, many families receive a detailed report filled with clinical terminology. One line often...
The Link Between Serotonin and Autism
The relationship between serotonin and autism is one of the most frequently studied topics in neuroscience. But...
How to Tell the Difference Between Sensory-Seeking and Attention-Seeking Behaviors
It’s easy to label a child’s behavior as “attention-seeking.” But sometimes, what looks like a plea for...
Evidence-Based Pediatric ABA Therapy for Skill Development
The therapy room is rarely quiet. There’s usually a puzzle half-finished on the table, a visual schedule...
Why Do Autistic People Rock?
The question “Why do autistic people rock?” is more than a feel-good phrase. It reflects a growing...