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How to Stop a Child with Autism from Hitting Others

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental condition that affects communication and behavior. Children with autism may exhibit challenging behaviors, including aggression or self-harm. One of the most common forms of aggression is hitting. However, it’s crucial to remember that every child’s behavior is unique, and what works for

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What Makes Children with Autism Exceptionally Intelligent?

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a condition that affects social interaction, communication, interests, and behavior. It’s often characterized by unique patterns of behavior and peculiarities in language and social interaction. However, it’s also associated with surprising intellectual abilities in some cases. Many children with autism spectrum disorder are exceptionally smart,

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Interview with Sara Ventricelli, BT

1. What drove you to the ABA Therapist Profession? I got into ABA Therapy because I enjoy helping others but then feel in love with how rewarding it is. 2. What advice do you have for prospective Golden Care candidates? Some advice I would give to future Golden Care candidates

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Interview with Iva Parsons, BCBA

Tell us a bit about your job as a BCBA.  My role as a BCBA clinical supervisor is to advocate for the clients and their families based off of the client’s individual needs in order to achieve a meaningful life with socially significant behaviors. In addition, I am the BT’s

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Who Can Diagnose Autism in a Child? A Guide for Parents

Introduction As a parent, discovering that your child may have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be overwhelming. Obtaining a proper diagnosis is crucial for early intervention and support. However, you may wonder who has the expertise and qualifications to diagnose autism in a child. In this blog post, we will

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Why Do Children with Autism Walk on Their Toes?

Toe walking is a pattern of walking where a child walks on the balls, or toes, of their feet instead of using a typical heel-to-toe motion. This behavior is quite common in young children, especially those that are learning to walk. However, persistent toe walking beyond the toddler years might

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