Early Bird: Benefits of Early Intervention

Early Bird: Benefits of Early Intervention

Early intervention of autism is a critical step in helping children. It involves identifying and providing support services to children as early as possible to help them overcome challenges and reach their full potential.  Here are some benefits of early intervention:...
Diagnosis Downtime: How Long Does An Autism Diagnosis Take?

Diagnosis Downtime: How Long Does An Autism Diagnosis Take?

Getting an autism diagnosis for your child can be a long and complex process. The amount of time it takes to receive a diagnosis can vary depending on various factors. In general, the diagnosis process usually involves a combination of medical evaluations, interviews,...
Supporting Siblings of Children with Autism

Supporting Siblings of Children with Autism

Siblings of children with autism often go unnoticed or underappreciated. However, it is crucial to remember that they also have unique needs that require attention and support. One way to support these siblings is to explain the needs of their disabled sibling in a...
ABA for Kids vs. ABA for Adults: How Does The Therapy Differ?

ABA for Kids vs. ABA for Adults: How Does The Therapy Differ?

Many believe ABA therapy only works for children, but adults who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder can also benefit from ABA therapy. Of course, the goals being targeted in ABA for adults can differ from children. For example, goals targeted in ABA for...
In home vs. Center: Which is right for you?

In home vs. Center: Which is right for you?

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy is the most effective treatment for children with Autism. ABA focuses on specific individual needs, and targets tantrum behaviors and replaces them with appropriate behaviors using coping mechanisms and can help establish...
Signs A Child Needs Speech Therapy

Signs A Child Needs Speech Therapy

In the early stages, children learn how to babble, crawl, speak, and walk. From time-to-time toddlers do not develop some skills, which is expected. These occurrences are usually completely normal and can be fixed with speech therapy. Some signs a child needs speech...