Key Points: Tics and autism can co-occur, but they are not the same; understanding the distinction is key for proper support. Tics in individuals with autism may appear similar to…
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Key Points: Teaching independence helps autistic individuals build confidence, responsibility, and self-esteem. Breaking tasks into smaller steps and using visual supports can make learning more manageable. ABA therapy techniques can…
Key Points: Autism can impact how individuals perceive and navigate social interactions, making friendships more complex. Differences in communication, sensory processing, and social understanding often affect relationship building. Support, awareness,…
Discover how Functional Communication Training (FCT) works in ABA, with clear techniques and real-world examples parents and caregivers can use.
Key Points: Genetics plays a major role in autism, but no single “autism gene” has been identified. Multiple gene variations and environmental factors contribute to autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Genetic…
Key Points: Errorless Teaching in ABA helps children with autism learn skills by minimizing mistakes during the learning process. This ABA strategy boosts student confidence, speeds up skill mastery, and…
Key Points: Children with autism often struggle in school due to sensory overload, communication difficulties, and rigid routines. Common classroom challenges include difficulty with transitions, peer interactions, and maintaining focus…
Key Points: ABA therapy helps nonverbal students develop functional communication methods for school environments. Teachers and therapists use behavior cues, classroom tools, and tailored communication strategies to meet individual needs….
Key Points: Understand how ABA therapy integrates into your child’s school day and how it differs from in-home services. Learn how to collaborate effectively with school staff and ensure ABA…
