Learn how autism and playdates connect, how children with autism experience social play, and when they may be ready for playdates.
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Autism research in 2025 is reshaping how we understand and support people with autism. Discover in this blog the latest on autism findings.
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Starting an ABA therapy program for your child is a decisive step toward helping them reach their fullest potential. However, completing ABA sessions consistently is just as important as beginning the process.
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The RAADS-R Test offers adults a scientifically validated pathway to understanding autism spectrum traits. Discover in this blog how this comprehensive autism self-assessment tool, combined with professional guidance, can provide life-changing insights for individuals who have long wondered about their unique ways of experiencing the world.
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Considering ABA therapy for your child in Delaware? Get expert answers to the most critical ABA questions about Applied Behavior Analysis, from treatment effectiveness and insurance coverage to parent involvement and getting started.
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In recent years, growing public awareness and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have helped shape a more inclusive and understanding society. Much of this shift is thanks to tireless efforts by parents, educators, healthcare providers, and a lesser-discussed but equally powerful group: celebrity autism parents.
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There’s nothing like celebrating summer at the beach, in the pool with friends, or with different water activities. But this summer and vacation fun should be accompanied by water safety, especially for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who exhibit sensory sensitivities and navigate the world differently.
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As a parent or caregiver of a child with autism, your priority is not just providing the best tools for their development but also understanding the risks they may face and how to protect them. Children on the autism spectrum experience unique challenges due to sensory differences, difficulties with communication, and social interaction struggles. These characteristics can make it harder for them to express discomfort or ask for help when they need it, putting them at a higher risk in situations like being near water; that is why learning and applying water safety strategies are essential.
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When parents and caregivers receive an official autism diagnosis for their child, one of the first recommendations often made by professionals is to begin specific therapies to address various aspects impacted by autism. These can include improving social skills, communication, academic performance, and managing challenging behaviors. Among the most commonly recommended therapies is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
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