Signs of Autism at 12 Months: What Parents May Notice Early
Table of Contents Should my 12-month-old be pointing or waving? It can start as a quiet worry. Your baby just turned one, but something feels different. Other toddlers at the park point at dogs or wave goodbye—your child doesn’t. You call their name, but they don’t look up. There’s little babbling, and eye contact feels […]
Why Isn’t My Toddler Talking Yet? 4 Steps Every Parent Should Take Early
Why Isn’t My Toddler Talking Yet? Parents often ask, “Why isn’t my toddler talking yet?” expecting a simple answer. In reality, language development sits on a spectrum. Some toddlers are considered “late talkers,” a term used by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association to describe children with delayed speech but otherwise typical development. While some may catch […]
Is My 18-Month-Old Behind? Signs, Milestones & When to Act
When parents ask, “Is my 18-month-old behind?”, what they’re really asking is: What should my child be doing right now? According to the CDC’s 18-month developmental milestones, most toddlers at this age: Try to say at least a few words Point to show interest or request something Walk independently Engage with caregivers through eye contact […]
Landmark Australian Court Ruling on Birth-related Trauma
In this interview, Birth Trauma Australia’s Amy Dawes sits down with lawyer Kate Waterford to discuss the landmark ruling in Gawthrop v Bendigo Health — what it means for women who have experienced birth trauma, and why it matters for the future of maternity care in Australia. Content Notes: This interview discusses many aspects of […]
Read CNTR’s April 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter – Coalition for National Trauma Research
Catch up on the latest CNTR news in our April newsletter. This issue features: CNTR’s 2025 Annual Report Design for Implementation Conference Recordings Registration for Research Methodology Webinar Series: Platform Trials Registration for NTRR Webinar: Navigating the Datastore Injury Research Engagement Panel (I-REP) publication and training Read the full newsletter here: https://conta.cc/4tl0r9d
ABA Centers Named to Financial Times “The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2026” List for Second Consecutive Year
Fort Lauderdale, FL (April 2, 2026) – ABA Centers has been named to the Financial Times’ “The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies 2026” list, marking the company’s second consecutive year of recognition among the fastest-growing businesses in North and South America. 2026 Financial Times rankings for ABA Centers: No. 5 overall out of 300 companies No. 2 […]
No Driver No Stress – How Self-Driving Cars Could Revolutionize Transportation for People with Autism in 2026
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ABA Centers Recognized by Inc. Among Southeast’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies for Third Straight Year
ABA Centers has been named to Inc.’s 2026 Regionals: Southeast list, ranking No. 15 among the fastest-growing private companies in the region and earning recognition in the Healthcare & Medical category. ABA Centers reported revenue growth of 586% over the two-year measurement period 2022–2024. The annual list honors the most successful independent small businesses driving […]
The Neuroscience of Depression for Lawyers: An Interview with Alex Korb, Ph.D.
Dr. Alex Korb is a neuroscientist, writer, and coach. He has studied the brain for more than twenty years, attended Brown University as an undergrad, and earned his Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA. He’s published over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles on depression and is also the author of the books “The Upward Spiral: Using […]
TMS for OCD: Your Complete Guide to Treatment
If obsessive thoughts and time-consuming rituals are taking over your day, you are not alone…and you are not without options. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-cleared, noninvasive treatment designed to gently modulate brain circuits involved in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). In this guide, we explain: What OCD is How TMS for OCD works The evidence […]