Why the Term High-Functioning Autism Was Replaced
The term high-functioning autism was commonly used in the past to describe individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who had average or above-average intelligence...
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How Autistic Children Show Love and Attachment to Their Mothers
Do Autistic Kids Love Their Mom?
Yes, autistic children are capable of love and emotional attachment, including strong bonds with their mothers. Research on Autism...
How Repetition Works in ABA Therapy for Autism
ABA therapy is often described as repetitive, and that description is partially accurate—but repetition in applied behavior analysis serves a clear, evidence-based...
How ABA Therapy Supports Autistic Children to Talk and Communicate
Helping autistic children develop spoken language is a gradual, evidence-based process that blends structured learning with natural communication opportunities. Children...
Explore What the Parent Assessment in ABA Today Is
Starting your journey with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a significant step toward supporting your child’s growth. A crucial part of this journey is...
Embrace Natural Environment Teaching for Better Learning
Welcome to the world of Natural Environment Teaching (NET), an innovative approach within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Unlike traditional, structured...
The Role of Errorless Learning in ABA Therapy Explained
Welcome to the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, where teaching methods are tailored to fit each child’s unique learning style. One powerful...
How North Carolina’s Autism Diagnosis Rates Stack Up Against Neighboring States
Autism diagnosis rates have been rising across the United States, and North Carolina is no exception. But how does North Carolina compare with its neighboring states —...
2025 Data Snapshot: Autism & Special Education in NC Public Schools
In 2025, public schools across North Carolina continue to serve a growing number of students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
As prevalence rates rise,...