Summer “Break” for Autism Families
We aren’t even halfway through summer and I’m already exhausted. Those iconic long, lazy summer days do not really exist for us. Our weeks are full of speech, occupational, ABA
We aren’t even halfway through summer and I’m already exhausted. Those iconic long, lazy summer days do not really exist for us. Our weeks are full of speech, occupational, ABA
Caring for a child with ASD can be challenging on many levels, and healthy eating is no exception. Children with ASD may often have narrow, restricted interests which can affect
Ashley Overton, M.Ed, BCBA, LBS, COBACo-Owner/Chief Clinical OfficerABA Therapy Solutions For many of us, being able to effectively communicate our wants and needs, focus on our daily tasks and respond
Waiting for that moment when a child says their first word can feel like a lifetime, and for some parents it truly is. With communication being one of the core
I’m not sure how it is March already, while it seems like it’s been a long winter at the same time. By this point, we are all going stir crazy
April was a very busy month for me and all of us at the Autism Society of Mahoning Valley. We organized 5 events for our families, 4 fundraisers with local
Loving a child or adult with autism can be complicated. I’ve learned over the years that we need to shower our boys with extra love and affection — and during
Finding effective ways to teach children is a very important subject for many parents and caregivers. Between school, extracurricular activities, and homework, many families spend a large amount of their