If you’re researching speech therapy for your child, you’ve likely encountered conflicting information. Maybe you’ve been told to “wait and see,” heard that kids naturally outgrow speech issues, or read that therapy is only necessary for children who can’t speak … Continue reading
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If your child was recently diagnosed with autism, you’ve likely discovered that autism rarely comes alone. Most autistic individuals, between 70 to 80%, will have at least one additional diagnosis in their lifetime. These are called co-occurring conditions, and they … Continue reading
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Every child’s developmental path is distinct, and effective autism support must evolve with them. ABA remains a leading approach in the field, yet the strategies that empower a toddler to communicate effectively will not be the same tools that help … Continue reading
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Winter brings unique challenges for children on the autism spectrum. When familiar routines shift—whether due to winter breaks, holiday schedules, or weather disruptions—children with autism often experience heightened anxiety, stress, and behavioral changes, including tantrums, screaming, or aggressive behaviors. For … Continue reading
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As children with autism and developmental disabilities grow into their teenage years, their needs, challenges, and goals evolve significantly. The strategies that worked in early childhood may no longer be as effective, and continuing with the same approach can limit … Continue reading
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ABA therapy for teens in Alpharetta is carefully tailored to meet the unique developmental needs of adolescents, going beyond the foundational skills addressed in early childhood programs. While early childhood ABA focuses on communication, basic social skills, and self-help behaviors, … Continue reading
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