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The Role of ‘Generalization’ in Long-Term ABA Success

Applied behavior analysis, also known as ABA therapy, is commonly considered the leading treatment option for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As a science-based approach to learning, it helps children with autism acquire new social,…
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ABA and Empathy

Despite the many advances that have been made in research in recent years, there’s still many stigmas that exist around autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and how it affects people who have it. One of those stigmas is that individuals with autism…
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Using ABA to Teach Children How to Ask for Help

Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) typically face deficits in communication and social interaction skills. This can stand in the way of a number of common things in life, such as making and maintaining relationships, and attending…
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Can ABA Therapy Help with Screen Time Boundaries?

Managing screen time can be a big challenge for parents today, especially since they are found everywhere. TVs, smartphones, computers and tablets are omnipresent and a critical part of everyday life. These technologies help make our lives…
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Should ABA Goals Be Shared with Extended Family Members?

Parental and family involvement is key to the success of applied behavior analysis, or ABA therapy. When parents, caregivers, other family members and support personnel understand the needs of a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as well…