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This aspect of autism is all too real for some families — but Joey’s parents handle it like pros.
Autism has its ups and, unfortunately, its downs. However, families living with autism have learned how to deal with the challenges that come with autism in a productive, calm, and safe way. Discovery Health gets a look into Joey’s life as his mother (Carol) and father handle one of Joey’s outbursts. Watch as in a […]
Continue readingABA consultant or teach my child myself?
Why do I need an ABA consultant for my child with ASD ? There are three components that all have to work together: people, programming, and practice. And they have to work together for quite a while – at least two years, usually longer. The people are a behavior analyst (ABA consultant), ‘therapists’ or ABA tutors, […]
Continue readingWhy I am passionate about ABA – a mum’s moving testimonial
A mum’s moving testimonial Most parents take for granted that toddlers will pick up functional skills as part of their development, mainly through incidental learning. What happens when your child still does not talk at 5? He cannot ask for anything nor tell you how he is feeling nor listens to you reading stories or […]
Continue readingAmazing: Sesame Street teaching how body language and facial expressions teach us perspective taking
Sesame Street does an amazing Les Miserables parody while also teaching how body language and facial expressions teach us perspective taking! Share this with your kids!
Continue readingAutism From A Family Perspective
It’s not easy having children with autism. You can’t help but worry about their future, education, relationships, and how they will handle the world. But they can do it! They may look at the world differently but it doesn’t mean it’s the wrong way! Watch as these two families open up about their lives with […]
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