Parent training is an essential part of ABA therapy. It helps families understand strategies, apply them at home, and feel confident supporting their child’s progress. But many parents wonder: what should I ask during these sessions?  The right questions can help you get the...

Can a child show signs of autism and not be autistic? Yes, it’s possible. Some children display behaviors that look like autism but are due to other reasons such as developmental delays, anxiety, ADHD, sensory processing issues, or even typical variations in behavior. Many...

Many ask, “Can autism make it hard to focus?” The direct answer is yes. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often involves differences in attention, which can affect the ability to focus clearly and consistently. Research shows that people with autism may experience difficulty shifting...

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is officially classified as a developmental disorder, not a mental illness. It affects how individuals perceive the world, communicate, interact, and process sensory input. Symptoms typically appear in early childhood and can vary widely in severity....

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapy commonly used to help individuals with autism. While it’s a highly effective method, it’s grounded in three core principles: reinforcement, punishment, and extinction.  These principles guide behavior changes in a clear and...