Blogs and Resources
Collaboration in ABA: Building a Team for Success
Collaboration is the foundation of effective ABA therapy. When families, schools, and service providers come together, they create a support network that enhances the learning and development of the child. By working as a team, everyone involved can help foster positive, meaningful change that benefits the child both now and in the future.
Continued Support: Why ABA Therapy Matters as Kids Grow and Mature
ABA therapy benefits children beyond age eight by fostering independence, enhancing social skills, teaching coping strategies, and preparing for life transitions. It adapts to changing needs with individualized goals and supports parents through collaboration, equipping children with lasting tools for success.
Communication
Language is crucial, but HOW do you build language skills? Exposure, exposure, exposure
Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
Evidence based practices are used in ABA. What does this even mean? This blog identifies how ABA Spectrum defines EBP and what it means for you and your child.
The ABCs of ABA: What is Applied Behavioral Analysis and How It Works
Are you searching for simple explanations of ABA? You're in luck. This blog outlines the ABCs of ABA for practical applications.
Identifying YOUR Needs as a Family
It is important to identify your needs as a family while moving through this autism journey. While you may feel lost, it is okay to not have all the answers immediately. What is important is for you to take a breath and find support. There are several things to consider and identify. Learn more in our new blog: Identifying Your Needs as a Family.
Moving Beyond the Diagnosis
Now that you have gone through the lengthy process of getting an appropriate medical diagnosis, it is time to figure out your next steps. In our opinion, the best thing you can do is find someone you trust who can guide you. Our new blog sheds some light on aspects you should consider when finding your footing. Learn more.
Getting Started: Obtaining a Diagnosis
The process of evaluating for ASD is complex and cannot be reduced to a single score from a single test. Learn what sources are needed to obtain a diagnosis.
Getting Started: Does my Child Need a Diagnosis?
We understand that you may not want to take your child in for an official medical diagnosis, especially when you or someone else suspects they may have autism. There are several reasons to consider investigating obtaining a medical diagnosis of autism. Learn why a diagnosis is beneficial.
Getting Started: The Need for an Autism Diagnosis
Getting started with applied behavior analysis (ABA) can be overwhelming. When you are the parent of a child who needs ABA, the process can seem daunting. We are here to help you, every step of the way. This article answers common questions you may have as you get started in this process.