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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition with rising prevalence across the United States. In North Carolina, understanding how autism...

When your child starts ABA therapy, you’ll hear a mix of new words, strategies, and clinical language. It can feel like a lot — but once you understand the basics,...

ABA therapy can make a huge difference in a child’s growth, but stopping too early can interrupt progress. Every child’s journey is unique, yet ending therapy before...

Many autistic children develop strong, focused interests that can feel “all-consuming” at times. These special interests aren’t random — they help your child feel calm,...

A sensory rocking chair can make a big difference for autistic children who need calming input and steady movement to feel regulated.  These chairs aren’t...

Teaching an autistic child to share isn’t about forcing the moment — it’s about building comfort, trust, and understanding. With the right approach, sharing becomes a...

Sensory rooms give autistic children a calm, safe place to manage sensory overload and reset their bodies. Many kids with autism experience sounds, lights, textures, or...

Full-time ABA therapy typically means a child receives intensive Applied Behavior Analysis services for many hours each week — often between 25 and 40 hours. This...

Severe autism can look different for every person, but it generally involves significant challenges with communication, daily living skills, and sensory regulation. It’s...