The sibling relationship is one of life’s longest-lasting relationships. Sibling interactions in any family can be complex. It’s not uncommon to see them happily playing together one minute, then fighting the next. Siblings of children with autism often have many of the same experiences as neurotypical sibling relationships. However, siblings of a child with autism […]
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Maintaining Your Child’s Skills During the Summer
Summer break has started for many students and is fast approaching for others. This time off from school is a time for rest, relaxation, and fun in the sun. However, summer break can pose unique challenges for children with autism and other special needs. Summer learning loss is not an uncommon phenomenon, though it is […]
Developing Socially Significant Goals
Behavior analysts and other professionals in the ABA field are tasked with the job of creating behavioral and skill acquisition goals for their learners. Choosing behaviors and skills to target can be challenging, with many considerations to make. One vital consideration when developing goals is to determine whether they are socially significant. What is Social […]
The Importance of Assent and Assent Withdrawal in ABA
Understanding and honoring assent and assent withdrawal in ABA is vital for promoting self-advocacy and independent decision-making skills.
Happy, Relaxed, and Engaged in Today’s ABA
The concept of happy, relaxed, and engaged (HRE) is one aspect of today’s ABA. By achieving HRE, your learner will be in a better position to learn.
Establishing a Morning Routine for School Days
Establishing a morning routine that works for your family is vital to ensuring smooth, stress-free mornings for everyone.