ABA, Educational & Learning
Is Your Child Falling Behind in School? NYC Parents May Have More Options Than They Realize
What many NYC families don’t realize is that there may be legal pathways to obtain additional educational services at no cost.
Understanding these options can make a significant difference in a child’s development and long-term success.
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What Is Behavior Therapy and How Can It Help Your Family?
What Is Behavior Therapy and How Can It Help Your Family? Categories ABA Adult & Couples Therapy Behavior Therapy Best Practices Child & Adolescent Therapy Holistic Health Mental Health…
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Rebranding ABA: How BCBAs Support Families Beyond Autism
When most people hear the term “Applied Behavior Analysis,” they think of autism services. ABA has a long history in that space, and many families come across it for the first time after receiving an autism diagnosis.
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Getting Back Into the Swing of Things After the Holidays: ABA Tips for a Smooth Transition
Holiday breaks bring a shift in routine. Bedtimes slide, mornings slow down, and days feel less structured. While this change is welcome, returning to school and therapy can feel tough for kids.
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Autism-Friendly Outings in NYC: Museums, Sensory Hours, and How to Prep With ABA
New York City is packed with opportunities for children and adults to learn, explore, and play. For families navigating autism spectrum disorder or other developmental disabilities, though, outings can feel…
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ABA Gift Guide: Sensory-Smart Toys and Play Routines That Build Skills
The best gifts do more than entertain. They build everyday skills—attention, turn-taking, communication skills, fine motor skills, and problem solving skills—while keeping play fun. For children with autism, choosing toys…
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ABA at the Thanksgiving Table: Scripts for Family Gatherings, Travel, and New Routines
Holidays can be fun and meaningful—and they can also feel overwhelming. New places, loud rooms, and long meals can trigger sensory overload for children with autism. With simple, practical tools…
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ABA Tips for a Sensory-Friendly Halloween
For many children diagnosed with autism, Halloween can be both fun and exciting and overwhelming. Costumes, crowds, and Halloween decorations can trigger sensory overload, especially with flashing lights and loud…
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ABA at School: How to Collaborate with Teachers Without Overwhelm
When school is busy and time is short, families and educators need a simple plan for using ABA in the classroom. The goal is not to add more work. It’s…
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Compliance via Mutual Cooperation
Written by Amanda Mentzer, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA, QBA As I began writing this post, I recalled my first undergraduate psychology course where we explored the concept of “Nature versus Nurture,”…
