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Teaching Coping Skills for Disappointment

Life can be unpredictable, and disappointment is a part of everyone’s journey—including our children. As parents and caregivers, preparing children...

Teaching Empathy and Enhancing Social Skills in Children With Autism

This blog explores strategies for enhancing social skills in children with autism by teaching them to recognize emotions and develop...

Teaching Police Interactions for Individuals with Autism

Learn how to prepare individuals with autism for safe interactions with police and emergency responders through proactive strategies and advocacy...

Talking to Children About Racism and Bias: A Guide for Parents

Navigate the important conversation about racism, prejudice, and bias with your children using this thoughtful guide, providing insights and practical...

Boosting Communication Skills in Autism: The Power of Mand Training

Learn how mand training for children with autism can help develop independent communication skills. Discover effective strategies like incidental teaching...

Reducing Tantrums & Increasing Flexibility in Children with Autism

Teaching flexibility and reducing tantrums requires patience, consistency, and structured practice. By gradually shaping your child's behavior and reinforcing positive...

115 Activities For When You’re Stuck At Home

Navigate the challenges of social distancing for families during COVID-19 with practical tips and insights in this post, offering guidance...

Teaching Your Child with Autism to Learn What Things Are

Learn effective strategies for teaching receptive and expressive language to children with autism. Discover how to help your child identify...

Why Ignoring Misbehavior Works

Ignoring misbehavior as a behavior strategy may feel difficult at first, but with consistency and patience, it can make a...

The Power of Behavior-Specific Praise

Behavior-specific praise helps parents encourage positive behavior by focusing on and enthusiastically acknowledging their child’s good actions, creating a more...
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