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Resources for ABA Therapists to Create More Inclusive Spaces

Applied Behavior Analysis therapy has been practiced for more than a half-century, but the discipline has always evolved in step with new understandings of patient needs. In recent years, this has meant an increased focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives to make ABA therapy services accessible to all patients. If you are an […]

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Integrating ABA into the Classroom: Strategies for Supporting Students with Autism

Integrating ABA into the Classroom: Strategies for Supporting Students with Autism  By: Blain Hockridge  Managing classroom behavior can be one of the most challenging tasks faced by both new and experienced teachers. It is also a task that teachers may have been inadequately prepared for in their prior training and education. In fact, it’s been […]

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A Parent’s Guide to Invaluable Support

Untreated autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can lead to a lifetime of struggles for many. These include missing opportunities and challenges related to employment, relationships, and other vital aspects of personal well-being. While autism is a lifelong, multifaceted condition, with early intervention and treatment, individuals on the spectrum can expand their skill sets and have more […]

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5 Ways Early Autism Interventions Transforms Lives

Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors, affects millions of individuals worldwide. While each person with autism is unique, early intervention has proven to be a powerful tool in breaking barriers and transforming lives. In this article, we explore how early intervention can make a profound difference in […]

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Coaches’ Corner: Preparing for the BCBA Exam — Tips from a BCBA

The process of becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) can be time-consuming. On top of going to school and collecting fieldwork hours, the final piece to becoming a BCBA is to pass the BCBA exam. Passing the BCBA exam can be intimidating. An applicant to the exam has often spent several months to years […]

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How ABA Degrees Empower Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder & Developmental Disabilities

We all want to live happy, fulfilling lives. But for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and developmental disabilities, everyday tasks and social interactions can be challenging. And according to estimates from the CDC, around one in 54 children has ASD. As a society, it’s our responsibility to provide support and resources to ensure that […]

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The Power of Special Interests

Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder, presents itself in various ways, impacting social interaction, communication, and behavior. However, within the spectrum of autism lies a remarkable aspect that often goes unnoticed by many: special interests. These intense and focused areas of fascination can hold incredible power for individuals with autism, offering a unique pathway to self-expression, growth, […]

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Talk the Talk: Don’t Just Sit There…Do Something! Replacement Behaviors

Hey crew, happy to have you back as we continue to explore the ABA terminology! Today we’ll be discussing replacement behaviors.  Replacement Behavior: A response that is taught to replace or substitute another behavior in a learner’s repertoire. Usually taught as a safer, more appropriate, or more effective alternative the learner can engage in to […]