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Autism and the Transition to Adulthood
“When I turned 18, the world expected me to behave like an independent adult. Despite that,…
ABA ideas / ABA theory / Ideas / Linguistics / Reading
Want to Help a Child Struggling with Reading? Unlock the Power of Phonemic Awareness & Phonics
For children with autism, developing strong literacy skills opens doors to communication, independence, and academic success….
Thinking Outside the backpack: How an unexpected tool Boost Communication.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy relies on structure, consistency, and clear communication to support children with…
Discover the Best Toys for Children with Autism and How to Use Them
In the realm of autism, toys can be much more than just fun objects. They can…
How to Manage Excessive “No” Responses in Children with Autism.
4 minutes read time. It is common for some children with autism to frequently respond with…
Enhancing Attention Skills in Children with Autism
3 minutes read time. Attention skills are a fundamental part of cognitive development, allowing individuals to…
Key Strategies for Teaching Autistic Children to Speak Spontaneously
Encouraging Spontaneous Speech in Autistic Children: 5 Key Strategies For many parents and therapists, one of…
ABA theory / Group Skills / Ideas / Intraverbal Responding / Listener Responding / Social Behavior and Social Play / Spontaneous Vocal Behavior
Teaching Your Child Social Skills
Social skills are a key part of helping children build relationships, communicate effectively, and navigate different…
Echoics / Ideas / Intraverbal Responding / Linguistics / Listener Responding / Listener Responding by Feature, Function, Class (LRFFC) / Mand / Milestones
How to Encourage First Words: Simple Strategies for Nonverbal and Emerging Talkers
5 minutes read time. Struggling with Speech Delay? Try These Simple Strategies for First Words! For…
Unlocking Worlds with Words: Understanding Tacts in ABA Therapy
Have you ever watched a child’s eyes light up as they discover something new – a…