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How Do You Get an Autistic Child to Keep Their Shoes On

Many autistic children have difficulties putting their shoes on and keeping them on their feet.  ABA therapy in home can significantly aid in addressing these challenges. But why should something as simple as wearing shoes lead to tears, angry outbursts, and meltdowns?  In this article, we’ll explain why children with

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How to Discipline a Child With Autism

As a parent of an autistic child, you may be facing unique challenges when it comes to discipline. Children with autism spectrum disorder often display undesired behaviors that are difficult to control, and it may take a lot of time and patience to correct them. ABA therapy at home can

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25 Autism Charities

With over 3,000 children receiving an autism diagnosis every year, New Jersey has one of the highest rates of autism in the country. Fortunately, there are many local and national charities you can donate to and support the autistic community.    Here are the 25 best autism charitable organizations to

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High-Functioning Autism and Anger

Children with high-functioning autism have better cognitive and communication abilities than others on the spectrum, but they still face many challenges like anxiety, frustration, and anger. ABA therapy at home can be particularly beneficial for these children as it offers a comfortable and familiar environment for learning and practicing new

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Headphones for Children With Autism

If you have a child with autism, you probably know that loud noises can cause distress and lead to meltdowns. Fortunately, there are effective ways to reduce sensory overload, such as wearing noise canceling headphones. Considering ABA therapy in home can provide a more comfortable environment for your child to

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Regressive Autism

Up to 50 percent of all autism diagnoses are considered to be of the regressive type, where a child seems to develop normally but then suddenly loses some of their acquired skills. One effective approach to addressing this is ABA therapy at home, which allows for a personalized and consistent

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