Elopement, or “running away” is a common behavioral issue in children with autism and one that can be both dangerous and frustrating for kids and their caregivers alike. However, the first step to stopping this behavior is understanding it and why it happens. Take a look below. What Does Elopement
Issues with self-harm are a common but often under-recognized issue within the autism community. This is why it is important for individuals with autism and their caregivers to have a general understanding of self-harm habits and how to help someone with autism who may be engaging in self-harm. What
Researchers at the Yale University School of Medicine recently completed an interesting study on autism. They found that a specific region of the brain is linked to reduced eye contact in children and adults with autism. Keep reading to learn more about the effect of eye contact on children
1. Tell us a bit about your job as a BCBA. I am currently working with different ABA Agencies from NJ, PA, NC and TX providing BCBA services to students attending cyber charter schools, directing weekly Parent Training sessions and Supervision to RBTs in the home setting, and completing Initial
People with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may have certain behavioral challenges when it comes to sensory situations. For some children with autism, this includes feeling particularly sensitive to hugs. Here’s what to know about hugging and children with autism. ABA therapy in home can provide support to help children with
Put simply, autism is not a mental health illness. It is often an erroneous assumption and misdiagnosis that arises from the fact that autism and mental health problems share similar symptoms. Read on to learn the correct diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Is Autism a Mental Health Diagnosis? Autism is
