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4 Ways to Ease the Shift From School Bells to Summer Days for Autistic and Neurodiverse Students

Transitioning from the familiar rhythm of school days to the open-endedness of summer can feel like stepping off a sturdy bridge into unknown waters for many autistic and neurodiverse students. The sharp contrast between the structure of the school environment and the unpredictability of summer days often stirs up anxiety, confusion, and even sadness. But […]

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Summer 2024 Member New Books Highlights Happiness, Self-Awareness and Resilience: Learn More About (and Read) The Way I See It, When a Loved One Won’t Seek Mental Health Treatment and The Stoicism Workbook – In Conversation with ADAA Member Authors

Visually Impaired, ADAA Member Envisions a Book to a Happier Life for Herself & Others A rare visual impairment does not stop ADAA member Ashley Smith, PhD from seeing clearly when it comes to seeking and creating a happier life, not just for herself but for her clients and readers. Her new book, The Way […]

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Radiant Possibilities – 5 Empowering Ways Summer Camps Benefit Autistic Children

Summer camps hold radiant possibilities for empowering autistic children in numerous ways. These camps offer tailored programs and environments designed to support the unique needs of children on the autism spectrum. Let’s delve into five empowering ways summer camps benefit autistic children. Unlocking Possibilities: Social Skills Development for Autistic Children My camp friend Cabrielle Costa […]

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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 […]