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Feeding Strategies for Kids with Autism
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January 29, 2026By Martin

Effective Feeding Strategies for Kids with Autism

Feeding strategies for kids with autism tackle common issues like food refusal and selectivity, which affect up to 70-90% of these children. At Epic Minds Therapy, we’ve seen ABA techniques transform mealtimes. Research shows ABA boosts food acceptance effectively. Key...
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tactile sensitivity
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January 29, 2026By Martin

Tactile Sensitivity in Children: Signs and Solutions

Does your child get upset by clothing tags or avoid getting their hands messy? This could be a sign of tactile sensitivity, a condition where the sensory system overreacts to tactile input. For many children, everyday touch sensations can feel uncomfortable or even painful, making...
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how to explain autism to siblings
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January 26, 2026By Martin

Smoother Playtime: How to Explain Autism to Siblings

How to explain autism to siblings means using clear words, real examples, and roles they can follow. Say what autism is, what it affects, and how the family helps. Keep it short. Invite questions. What to say today Start with strengths and needs. “Your brother learns best with...
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Visual Supports in Autism Communication
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January 26, 2026By Martin

Visual Supports in Autism Communication: A Quick Guide

Visual Supports in Autism Communication use pictures, symbols, words, or schedules to make messages clear and predictable. They reduce language load, support attention, and help transitions. Families in our North Carolina sessions report fewer behaviors and faster follow-through when...
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how to avoid burnout as a special needs parent
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January 23, 2026By Martin

How to Avoid Burnout as a Special Needs Parent

How to avoid burnout as a special needs parent starts with routines that protect sleep, shared caregiving, and written support plans. Caregiver studies show high stress and depressive symptoms are common in parents of autistic and other neurodivergent children; social support reduces...
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Which personality type is most likely to be autistic?
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January 16, 2026By Martin

Which Personality Type Is Most Likely to Be Autistic? None—Here’s Why

Which personality type is most likely to be autistic? has no single answer because autism is a neurodevelopmental condition diagnosed from behavior and development, not a personality label or MBTI result. Personality tests do not diagnose autism. In our North Carolina clinic,...
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Sensory clothing for autism
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January 16, 2026By Martin

Sensory Clothing for Autism: What Helps and Why

Sensory clothing for autism is apparel designed to reduce irritation and support regulation. Common features include soft fabrics, flat seams, tagless labels, seamless socks, and optional gentle compression. These choices target sensory hyper or hyposensitivity described in autism,...
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What are the do's and don'ts of autism?
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January 16, 2026By Martin

What Are the Do’s and Don’ts of Autism?

What are the do’s and don’ts of autism? Do use clear, literal language, give processing time, reduce sensory load, and reinforce specific skills. Don’t force eye contact, don’t touch without consent, don’t use sarcasm or vague hints, and don’t punish harmless stimming....
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What is the average lifespan of a person with autism?
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January 16, 2026By Martin

What Is the Average Lifespan of a Person With Autism?

What is the average lifespan of a person with autism? There is no single number. Estimates vary by study and by co-occurring conditions. A UK matched-cohort analysis estimated life expectancy for autistic adults without learning disability at about 74.6 years for men and 76.8 years...
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Can autism get worse if untreated?
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January 15, 2026By Martin

Can Autism Get Worse if Untreated? What Changes Over Time?

Can autism get worse if untreated? Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition. The core diagnosis does not “spread,” but without support, challenges can compound. Can autism get worse if untreated? Unaddressed needs can lead to more anxiety, problem behavior, and reduced...
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