Little Victories and Autism
April 2, 2015
This is a guest post written by a former employee (whom we miss very much!) Amy Sartin, a BCBA living and working in California, offers
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Autism and the Holiday Season
November 26, 2014
Although all children’s experiences will be different, holidays can be overwhelming for children diagnosed with autism. Sudden changes to a child’s routine, sensory overload and
Is my ABA provider effective?
September 22, 2014
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism has been proven to work over a period of time. However, as a parent, you may
Fireworks and Autism
June 26, 2014
The Fourth of July is a day that often involves fireworks, barbecues and, at least around here, lots of crowds. For families that have children
Gross motor activities for kids
June 5, 2014
Gross motor activities for kids are incredibly important in developing their gross motor skills. As school wraps up, you may find yourself with kiddos with
Grocery Shopping with a Child with Autism
April 30, 2014
Hey parents! We know grocery shopping with a child with autism can be challenging at times. Here are a few helpful tips that may help
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
Can the ACA help my family?
February 2, 2014
The period for open enrollment is drawing to a close. The last day for open enrollment is March 31, 2014. After this period, an individual
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