What is SD in ABA Therapy?
SD, or “discriminative stimulus,” is a key concept in Applied Behavior Analysis therapy. It’s a signal or cue that tells someone when a specific behavior will lead to a reward. Understanding how SD works can help shape positive behaviors by teaching individuals when to respond in certain ways. This approach is widely used in ABA […]
Inclusive Employment at Maeve’s Place in New York
The menu at Maeve’s Place, a cozy coffee shop nestled in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, is far more diverse than that of your average coffee shop. Offering eggs any style, a wide variety of pastries, and eight different types of mac and cheese, it caters to all kinds of tastes. However, the real […]
Poll Accessibility for Disabled Voters in New York State
In the United States, people living with disabilities face significant barriers when it comes to fully participating in the democratic process. While nearly 18 million Americans living with a disability reported voting in 2020, making their voices heard during all-important elections is not always as simple as it seems. Despite progress in ensuring that elections […]
Alstom Partners with NYC Museum to Support Autism
The Alstom Foundation recently announced a new grant to support the New York Transit Museum’s social engagement programs for children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This grant arrives at a key moment as the Museum aims to expand its offerings to older teens and young adults, providing a structured, welcoming environment where social […]
What to Expect from In-Home ABA Therapy Services in New York: A Parent’s Guide
In-home ABA therapy is one of the most effective treatments for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As a parent, understanding what to expect from these services can help you make informed decisions about your child’s care. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of in-home ABA therapy, the services you can expect, and how they […]
