Behaviour

There’s a gift you can give an Autistic individual this holiday season that won’t be found under the tree, won’t cost you anything and might mean more than you realize. It starts with what we choose not to ask of them.

Parenting comes with plenty of unsolicited opinions. When you're parenting an Autistic individual, it can sometimes feel like you have to explain, defend or apologize for every decision you make. But your family doesn't have to meet someone else's expectations to deserve understanding. And you don't have to justify every choice you make to support your loved one.

So, you want to make your event more welcoming for everyone, including people who might experience the world a little differently, but you’re not really sure where to start or what “sensory friendly” even means.

When it comes to supporting children with disabilities, a team-based approach makes all the difference. By bringing together experts from different fields, we create a well-rounded, individualized support system that helps children grow, learn, and thrive.

Predictable routines can provide stability, reduce anxiety, and create an environment where children can thrive.

ABA has come a long way since its early days, and we’re excited to be part of the change.

As a parent of a child with Autism, you’ve likely experienced moments when someone comments on your child’s behaviour.

Positive reinforcement is often the unsung hero of behaviour improvement and shaping.