Understanding school refusal and its link to high-functioning autism School refusal is about more than merely not wanting to attend…

It’s an often searched topic by many parents, caregivers, and even neurodivergent individuals themselves: “What is vocal stimming?” Families may…

Typically, shortly after a diagnosis, parents and caregivers who learn about ABA therapy (Applied Behavior Analysis) often have a common…

Children diagnosed with high-functioning autism may sometimes demonstrate resistance, outright refusal, and noncompliance when faced with demands. When the line…

To make eye contact with another person is one of the most powerful nonverbal ways humans can connect. Yet, for…

Pivotal response training (PRT) is a naturalistic, play-based intervention rooted in applied behavior analysis (ABA). For families new to autism…

Though not an official medical diagnosis, the term borderline autism spectrum disorder is frequently used to describe individuals who demonstrate…

In the domain of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), therapists have at their disposal various measurement tools that allow them to…

From life-long intervention and social recreation programs, to supported employment and a university-based network of regional help centers, support for…

What is head banging in autism? Head banging is a form of repetitive, self-harming behavior that’s often seen in adults…