Thanksgiving is a time to come together, share a meal, and express gratitude. But for many children with autism, this holiday can feel overwhelming due to changes in routine, new foods, unfamiliar social situations, and busy environments. At ABLE, we want every family to feel supported during the season. Below are helpful ABA based strategies and simple Thanksgiving activities that
At ABLE (Applied Behavioral Learning Experiences), we know that learning doesn’t just happen at a classroom, and in fact, children grow best when therapy is creative, engaging, and fun. That’s why our clinics in Lakeland, Tampa, Brandon, and Clearwater host special Theme Days like Pajama Day or Bring Your Teddy Bear Day to make therapy exciting while also reinforcing important
Starting ABA therapy is an exciting step toward helping your child build important skills and grow more independent. However, the transition can feel a little overwhelming for both you and your child. Preparing in advance can make the process smoother and set your child up for success. Here are some helpful tips to get ready for ABA therapy: 1. Talk
ABA therapy (short for Applied Behavior Analysis) is a way to help kids, especially those with autism, learn important skills for everyday life. At ABLE, we use ABA therapy to help children gain confidence and independence. Let’s talk about how it works and the life skills it can help you develop. What Are Life Skills? Life skills are the things
Here at ABLE, we’re passionate about helping children grow and thrive through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). ABA is a science-based approach to understanding how behavior is influenced by the environment and using that knowledge to help the kids improve in everyday life tasks. Key Components of ABA Behavioral Focus: ABA focuses on observable and measurable behaviors. We aim to increase
