At ABLE (Applied Behavioral Learning Experiences), we know that everyday transitions, like getting ready in the morning, leaving the park, or starting homework, can be especially challenging for children with autism. Transitions often involve sudden changes in activity, environment, or expectation, which can lead to stress, resistance, or meltdowns. That’s where ABA therapy comes in. With the right tools and
Helping children with autism develop essential skills doesn’t have to stop when ABA therapy sessions end. By incorporating fun and engaging activities at home, parents can reinforce the skills their child is learning in therapy while also creating meaningful bonding moments. Here are some fun and engaging activity ideas for children with autism that can support their ABA therapy journey.
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
