This year, make autism and Thanksgiving a joyful, sensory-friendly holiday. Discover five practical tips to reduce stress, increase comfort, and help your family thrive — with guidance from ABA Centers of Connecticut and the power of ABA Therapy.
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Challenging behaviors in autism can feel overwhelming, but every action tells a story. Learn how ABA therapy uncovers the “why” behind autism and tantrums, transforming moments of chaos into opportunities for calm and connection. This compassionate guide explores practical ABA strategies to help your child communicate, regulate emotions, and thrive.
The recent Trump autism announcement has raised questions about Tylenol use during pregnancy. Research highlights potential concerns, but experts emphasize that acetaminophen and pregnancy safety are complex, and the Tylenol pregnancy risk is not fully confirmed. Families in Connecticut can rely on guidance from healthcare providers and local resources like ABA Centers of Connecticut for early intervention, ABA therapy, and support for children with autism.
Art therapy opens doors for children with autism, offering a creative way to express emotions and connect with others. Explore its proven benefits, practical activities, and how pairing it with ABA therapy creates powerful results.
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What does an RBT do for autism? When a child is diagnosed with autism and begins with ABA Therapy, that is the first question parents often ask: “What does an RBT do for autism?” The answer is both simple and deeply meaningful. An RBT, or Registered Behavior Technician, plays a hands-on role in delivering ABA
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Art therapy opens doors for children with autism, offering a creative way to express emotions and connect with others. Explore its proven benefits, practical activities, and how pairing it with ABA therapy creates powerful results.
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The relationship between autism and law enforcement can be complex and challenging to navigate. Autism affects how a person communicates, understands information, and interacts with their surroundings. This unique way of managing sensory sensitivities means that behaviors that might be seen as suspicious or criminal by police could actually be responses to the challenges autism presents, such as feeling overwhelmed by sounds or lights, being confused, or trying to calm themselves down.
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