As a parent, noticing your child isn’t meeting milestones like their peers can be both heart-wrenching and overwhelming. You might sense something is different—maybe your child avoids eye contact, struggles to communicate, or repeats certain actions. These signs may...
Positive reinforcement is a cornerstone of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, playing a vital role in shaping and strengthening desired behaviors. At The Place for Children with Autism, we use this evidence-based approach to help children acquire new skills,...
Choosing the right environment for your child’s growth and development is an important decision, particularly when your child has autism or other developmental needs. While daycare centers and ABA therapy clinics both offer valuable services, their goals, approaches,...
I remember the uncertainty I felt leading up to the moment of my son’s diagnosis. Why isn’t he talking? Am I at fault? How come he doesn’t respond to his name the way other children do? What do we do? Oh, how the game of comparison was heavy and hard. My husband and I...
Written by Dr. Carly Lapin, Ph.D., BCBA-D Many parents of both current clients and potential clients reach out to me directly on the tough question of whether their child would benefit more from a comprehensive ABA program or attend the traditional school environment....
