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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.
You’re not the only one who has ever wondered how to make studying less stressful. It is possible to turn learning into a game. This is particularly true for children who do better in relaxed, playful, and exciting settings. To this end, Natural Environment Teaching, or NET ABA for short, is gaining popularity among parents, […]
Imagine observing your child as they walk around the home. They can be pointing at something new, giggling, or babble. But what if they’re not? What happens if you call their name and they don’t look? What if, even when playing, they avoid making eye contact? Many parents take note of these occasions. They wonder […]
A question that many parents ask: is ABA therapy covered by insurance in New Jersey? You’re not by yourself because caregivers and advocates are also concerned with this question. As more people become aware of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the demonstrated advantages of ABA therapy, more families are now looking into insurance coverage. The […]
When looking for the best ABA New York therapist, you want people who care and tools that work. The help should make sense. Raising a child with autism is similar to constructing a plane when it is in midair. You need trustworthiness and authority on your team. That’s why so many families turn to top-rated […]
Let’s face it, ABA therapy often elicits strong feelings. Perhaps you’re one of those with a passionate viewpoint about it. ABA has certainly altered the lives of some, while others associate it with recollections of awkward situations or contentious behaviors. And for many more, it’s just confusing. So let’s take a real, down-to-earth look at […]
To the editor: New York State is on the brink of a disastrous decision that will harm thousands of children with autism. The proposed Medicaid cuts to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy will widen existing health disparities, deprive low-income families of critical services and in the long run, cost the state much more. As a […]
Amino acids are the essential building blocks of proteins and play a vital role in nearly every function of the human body, including brain development, neurotransmitter activity, and immune system regulation. For children with autism, imbalances or deficiencies in certain amino acids may contribute to challenges with mood regulation, communication, and behavior. As researchers continue […]
The New York Red Bulls have proudly unveiled an updated and enhanced sensory room at Sports Illustrated Stadium, further demonstrating their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for all fans. The Altec Lansing Sensory Room, completed in partnership with the iconic speaker, headphone, and electronics brand, was thoughtfully designed with full input from KultureCity, the world’s […]
A non-verbal autistic boy from Texas who went missing for hours in New York City was found safe after making an extraordinary solo journey—walking over four miles—just to catch a glimpse of the Empire State Building. Seven-year-old Ruwaid Karim had been enjoying breakfast with his mother, Farjana Akond, at Dera Restaurant in Jackson Heights, Queens, […]
Understanding oral sensitivity is crucial for parents and caregivers of children with autism, as it significantly impacts their eating habits and overall well-being. Oral hypersensitivity refers to an increased sensitivity to stimuli in the mouth. Children with autism may experience this condition, leading to various challenges, particularly concerning food. Sensory processing differences are common among […]
