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How to Use Behavior Momentum to Transition from Sensory Play

Transitions from one activity to the next can be very challenging for children with autism spectrum (disorder). This is especially true if you’re trying to transition away from a preferred activity to a non-preferred one, or if the transition…
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Teaching Children to Identify Their Own Sensory Needs

All individuals process senses differently and have different sensory needs as a result. Those who have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) typically face more pronounced needs in this regard, due to either their hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity…
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Helping Children with Autism Self-Advocate at School

Applied behavior analysis (ABA therapy) is the leading treatment option for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Through targeted early intervention strategies, ABA therapy can help children on the autism spectrum build social, communication…
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Common Supervision Mistakes to Avoid in ABA

Becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) takes a lot of dedication and hard work. For many people who pursue this career path, it’s well worth it, thanks to the immense benefits they gain from being able to help people in need, including…
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Best Ways to Mentor New RBTs

The people who work at your ABA therapy practice are integral to the success of the treatment plans for the patients you serve. That’s why it’s so important to hire the right people to carry out the plans, helping children with autism spectrum…
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Professional Developments Plan for BCBAs

When someone earns the title of Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), it represents one of the crowning achievements in the world of ABA therapy, or applied behavior analysis. It’s true that BCBAs hold the top positions in most ABA therapy…