What You Need to Know About ABA Therapy Insurance For many families, navigating insurance for ABA therapy can feel overwhelming, making it tempting to put it off. But here’s the good news—you are not alone. With the right information and support, securing coverage for ABA therapy can be manageable and, more importantly, life-changing for your…
Starting ABA therapy can be an emotional journey for both you and your child. You may feel a mix of excitement, anxiety, and even doubt. That’s completely normal. The good news? With a little preparation, this transition can be a positive, even empowering experience for your child and your family. If your child has recently…
When it comes to discussing an autism diagnosis with your child, open and honest conversations go a long way in helping them better understand themselves and the world around them. These discussions are an opportunity to celebrate your child’s unique qualities, boost their self-confidence, and lay the groundwork for a lifetime of self-awareness and advocacy.…
It’s no secret, potty training any child is rarely easy. However, if you are a parent of a child with autism, you may find that you need additional patience and some research-backed strategies to help your child master this life skill. Even though potty training is challenging, you can alleviate the stress by setting realistic…
Research published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders found that early intervention programs can significantly improve communication and social skills in young children diagnosed with autism, helping them reach their full potential. This underscores the importance of recognizing early signs of autism and seeking support as soon as possible. As a parent, noticing…
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a behavioral intervention that helps individuals with autism strengthen social skills, communicate their needs, regulate their emotions and become more independent. Research shows that children who receive ABA therapy early in life have more positive outcomes later in life. For children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder…
Your child’s autism diagnosis can be destabilizing even if you suspected it. You may feel alone, unsure of how to support them, and fearful of what their future will look like. These emotions are completely normal and natural, but thankfully, they aren’t long lasting. Once you understand how to support your child and learn about…
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects approximately 1 in 36 children in the United States. As research continues into this neurodivergent condition, ABA therapy remains the frontline course of intervention for securing successful outcomes for children with autism. Early intervention with ABA therapy leads to positive outcomes for these children that are visible into adulthood. ASD…
Obtaining an autism diagnosis can be difficult. You may suspect your child has autism before their pediatrician expresses concern. Being your young child’s advocate can be a challenge, especially if you are repeatedly told by experts to ignore your concerns. Although it can be difficult to diagnose some children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at…
Did you miss the recent “Orientation to Autism Diagnosis and Treatment” webinar by Stride Autism Centers and Blank Children’s Developmental Center? Don’t worry, you can still catch up on the valuable information shared during the session. As a caregiver for a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it can be overwhelming to navigate the steps…
