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Welcome to the Golden Care Therapy Blog—your go-to source for evidence-based insights and practical tips on autism and ABA therapy. Explore the latest research, hands-on strategies, and expert guidance designed to help your child thrive at home, in school, and beyond.
Key Points: Snack time doesn’t have to be a struggle. Many kids with autism have food preferences that make it hard to find healthy options they’ll actually eat. But with the right mix of textures and flavors, you can create nutritious, sensory-friendly snacks that fuel their body and mind. Let’s dive into some great ideas! […]
With Crossover Day looming, each chamber of the Georgia General Assembly extended its hours, working late into the night to debate and pass a wide range of bills, many of which touch on deeply personal and contentious issues. The legislative session was a showcase of ideological divides, passionate testimonies, and in some cases, rare moments […]
My wife Susie startled me with a question the other week as she scrolled through a WhatsApp chat group for parents of children with autism spectrum disorder. “Hey, Michael,” she said, “did you see where your Syracuse classmate is targeting autism services for cuts?” At first, I wasn’t sure what she meant. But her tone […]
Folic acid plays a crucial role in early brain development, especially during pregnancy. As research into autism spectrum disorder continues to grow, scientists and parents alike are asking whether a deficiency in this essential nutrient could be linked to the condition. Exploring the connection between folic acid and autism may help us better understand the […]
Children with autism often experience food neophobia, which is characterized by a fear of trying new foods. This phenomenon can be particularly concerning for parents and caregivers, as it may significantly affect the children’s nutrition and overall health. Recent studies indicate a high prevalence of food neophobia among autistic children. Data shows that approximately 75% […]
Key Points: When a child isn’t speaking, the world can feel full of unasked and unanswered questions. For many parents in Suffolk County, NY, raising a nonverbal child with autism means interpreting gestures, cries, and patterns while hoping for that first meaningful word or sign. That’s where ABA therapy for nonverbal kids in Suffolk County, […]
Behavior management therapy plays a vital role in supporting children with autism. It centers around reinforcing desired behaviors while decreasing unwanted ones. Caregivers receive strategies to effectively address behaviors before, during, and after incidents of concern. ABA therapy techniques modify negative behaviors with the help of positive reinforcement. This approach enables children with autism to […]
Supplements play a significant role in supporting children with autism by addressing nutritional needs and potentially enhancing their overall well-being. Many parents and caregivers are exploring various options to help manage symptoms and promote better health outcomes for their children. A study revealed that vitamin and mineral supplements are among the most commonly recommended medical […]
Food refusal is a common challenge faced by children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Food selectivity in these children can manifest in various ways, leading to significantly restricted dietary patterns. Research indicates that autistic children are more likely to refuse foods based on certain characteristics compared to their typically developing peers. That said, food selectivity […]
Vitamin D deficiency is a significant concern in children with autism. Research reveals that autistic children consistently report significantly lower levels of vitamin D compared to their typically developing peers. This deficiency can have various implications for their overall health and development. Studies also reveal that children who are, or who are destined to become, […]
