ABA
Navigating Neurodiversity with ABA Care
How Can Neurodiverse Families Support Siblings of Those with Autism? Raising a child or teenager with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a unique experience filled with both challenging moments and gratifying times. However, the impact of ASD often extends beyond the individual, affecting the entire family unit, in particular siblings. In fact, many neurodiverse families […]
Essential ABA Strategies for Boosting Summer Activities for Autistic People
Essential to the enjoyment of summer for autistic clients is the understanding that it can be overwhelming. Yet, with the right strategies, it becomes a season of enriching experiences. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) emerges as the guiding light, offering techniques to elevate these activities into unforgettable moments. Let’s explore three crucial ABA strategies that promise […]
Unveiling Triumphs and Breaking Barriers with Autism and ABA
Autism, a spectrum of unique abilities and challenges, often creates barriers that seem insurmountable. In this emotional journey of love, hope, and triumph, we delve into the world of autism and the magic that Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) brings to breaking these barriers. In a tapestry of diversity, the odyssey of those with Autism Spectrum […]
Early Signs of Autism – ABA Speech
Our children are precious. Our students are loved. We want the best for them no matter what, but what happens if you start to notice behavior that you aren’t sure about? Could it be autism is a question many caregivers ask. An autism diagnosis can be a bit overwhelming, but knowing the early signs of […]
Autism Toolbox – ABA Speech
Feel confident working with young autistic learners and know you’re making a difference. The first resource I want to talk about are the literacy companions for Brown Bear and Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. You can use these in your sessions to guide therapy. Share with teachers to put up in their book areas or send home […]
Behavioral Therapy vs. ABA Care: Discover the Main Differences
How does behavioral therapy differ from ABA? The prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been on the rise, drawing increased attention to early detection and diagnosis. Awareness campaigns have encouraged individuals to look for early signs of autism in their loved ones, facilitating timely interventions. Current data from the CDC indicates that about 1 in 36 […]
Ways ABA Therapy Meets AAC for Amplified Impact
Unlocking the full potential of communication therapies, this blog article explores the dynamic intersection of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). From breaking down complex behaviors to empowering non-verbal individuals, discover how this collaboration creates an amplified progressive impact on lives. Since the 1960s, ABA therapy has evolved into a […]
ABA Insights: It’s Not Always Behavioral! Ruling Out Medical Causes to Challenging Behavior
When working as a BCBA (board certified behavior analyst) with individuals diagnosed with autism/autistic individuals, clients often present with challenging behavior. Data show that children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, such as autism, present with an increased risk of engaging in challenging behavior. The risk of an individual engaging in challenging behavior often increases if a child […]
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 […]
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 […]