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Music therapy for ASD offers children with autism opportunities to explore communication, emotional expression, and social interaction through structured musical activities. Learn how it supports communication, emotional regulation, and social engagement in children with autism, and how it may complement other autism support services.
Music Therapy for ASD: How Music Can Support Children with Autism Read More »
Parent involvement in ABA therapy is about partnership, not becoming your child’s therapist. Learn how parents can contribute meaningful family insights, participate in ABA parent training, communicate with their child’s clinical team, and help connect treatment goals with everyday life.
Why Parent Involvement in ABA Therapy Matters Read More »
Discover practical tips for navigating autism and Halloween, from sensory-friendly costumes and preparation to calming strategies and activities that can help children enjoy the season.
Autism and Halloween: Sensory-Friendly Tips Every Parent Needs for This Upcoming Season Read More »
Back-to-school anxiety can make returning to the classroom challenging for some children with autism. Explore six practical ways to create predictability, prepare for changes, and support your child as the new school year begins.
6 Tips to Help Children with Autism Manage Back-to-School Anxiety Read More »
In this article, ABA Centers of Connecticut explores some of the challenges that can arise during interactions with law enforcement, why autism-informed police training matters.
Autism and Law Enforcement: Creating Safer Interactions Through Understanding Read More »
Raising a child with autism is an evolving journey shaped by learning, adaptation, and meaningful progress. Explore how supportive routines, family resilience, caregiver well-being, and a focus on individual strengths can help families build confidence and hope over time.
How to Raise a Child with Autism: Building Confidence, Hope, and Everyday Progress Read More »
How early should ABA therapy start? In this blog, we explain what research says about early intervention ABA therapy, when toddlers can begin services, and why timing can influence developmental outcomes.
How Early Should ABA Therapy Start? Understanding the Right Time to Begin Read More »
Preparing for a developmental pediatrician appointment? Learn what to expect, when to seek one, and how it can help clarify autism-related concerns.
What to Expect at a Developmental Pediatrician Appointment Read More »
Parents often notice the little things first. Maybe your child looks away during conversations, avoids eye contact when you call their name, or seems more focused on objects than faces.
These moments can quietly raise difficult questions, including: “Can children with autism make eye contact?”
The short answer is yes—many children with autism can and do make eye contact.
Understanding Autism and Eye Contact: Can Children with Autism Make Eye Contact? Read More »
Here are the answers parents need to feel more confident about what comes with an autism diagnosis.
Questions About Autism: a Guide for Parents Read More »
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