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What Should Parents Know About Sensory Overload Autism and Emotional Regulation?
Sensory overload in autism occurs when a child receives too much input from sound, light, touch, or social demands, overwhelming their nervous system ...
How Does ABA Generalization Help Your Child Use Skills in Real Life?
ABA generalization helps children with autism use learned skills across people, places, and routines, turning progress in therapy sessions into real-l...
What Is Functional Communication Training (FCT)? Teaching Communicative Skills, Not Just Managing Behavior
Functional Communication Training (FCT) is an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) strategy that teaches children with autism to replace challenging behavi...
How to Tell the Difference: Autism Meltdowns vs Tantrums — A Guide for Parents
Autism meltdowns and tantrums differ in cause, control, and recovery. A tantrum is goal-driven (like wanting a toy), often influenced by the audience,...
ABA Therapy Not Working? What Parents Can Do Next
“ABA therapy not working” often signals a program issue and not a child issue. Parents should review progress data, clarify goals, request adjustm...
How Can ABA Help Break the Autism Rage Cycle When Kids Hear “No”?
The autism rage cycle begins with rumbling signs and escalates after hearing “no,” often ending in a full meltdown. ABA therapy breaks this cycle ...
Sensory Issues in Autism Spectrum: Signs & Solutions
Recognize common sensory issues in children on the autism spectrum and learn practical solutions to help them feel safe, calm, and supported....
Sensory Diet and Autism: 5 Activities to Try at Home
Explore five sensory diet activities for children with autism that parents can try at home to improve focus, regulation, and daily comfort....
