ABA Therapy vs. School in Autism Education
Can ABA therapy replace school? In some cases, ABA therapy (Applied Behavior Analysis) can temporarily replace school, especially...
Parent-Led ABA Therapy Tips: Why Consistency Matters
Therapy doesn’t end when a session wraps up. Some of the most meaningful progress happens in between...
Helping Kids Gain Independence with ABA Therapy
As an ABA therapist, some of my proudest moments come when I watch a child do something...
Getting Autistic Kids to Listen to You: Parent Tips
If you’re a parent, you’ve probably asked yourself, “Why won’t my child listen?” The truth is, autistic...
The Core Needs of Autistic Children
Every child with autism is unique, but one thing remains the same — they need understanding, support,...
Does My Child’s Autism Level Require ABA? Here’s What to Know
When it comes to autism, there isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” answer. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy can be...
ABA Therapy Success Rate: How Effective Is It in Improving Skills...
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most trusted treatments for autism. But does it...
What Are the Most Common Obsessions in Autism?
Autistic individuals often experience intense, focused interests that can seem like “obsessions” or “hyperfixations.” These focused interests...
Is There a Sixth Sense in Autism? Understanding Unique Sensory Awareness
When people talk about a “sixth sense,” they’re usually referring to something supernatural. But when it comes...
Shaping and Chaining in ABA: How These Techniques Teach New Behaviors
When you’re working with kids in ABA therapy, you’ll likely hear about shaping and chaining—two techniques used...