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Virtual Parenting Workshop Helping Children Cope with Change

Watch our recorded webinar in partnership with the American Autism Association about helping children cope with change. Click on the image below to watch!

What is Autism?

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?   Autism Spectrum Disorder sometimes referred to as ASD, is a neurological disorder that affects 1 out of every 68 children, depending on the study conducted.A diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder now includes several disorders that...

How to Talk To Your Child After a Tantrum (Or Any Other Inappropriate Behavior)

A child with Autism may act differently than other children, and other children sometimes don’t know how to react. It’s important to teach autism awareness and acceptance to children who don’t have autism. Brothers and sisters, as well as friends and classmates, of a...

5 Wonderful Tips for a Successful Playdate

Playdates are great for kids! Especially those that may have a hard time socializing with a lot of people at school. Here are 5 tips for parents to help your child have a successful playdate! 1.    Plan a date and time that works for everyone. Choose a time when...

5 Ways ABA Can Help Prevent Bullying

Bullying has become an increasing issue in our schools, and children with Autism may be susceptible to bullying for several reasons. Our therapists at Acuity Behavior Solutions have compiled a list of 5 ways that our services can help prevent bullying. Applied...

Does ABA Teach Robotic Behavior?

There have been rumors that ABA teaches robotic behavior among children with Autism. In ABA we work on skills like verbal communication, non-verbal communication, social cues, social responses, following commands, compliance, waiting, making friends, conversation,...

Saving for the Future: Tips for Individuals with Disabilities

Over the years, Ed Carter has worked with clients of all ages, backgrounds and incomes. About 10 years into his career, he saw a need for financial planners who specialize in helping individuals and families living with disabilities. Regardless of their nature or how...

10 Tips for Pool Safety This Summer

It’s getting warm out, and that means the kids will want to go swimming! While swimming in the pool may be a fun activity, it does pose some challenges for children who have different needs than others. Check out these 10 tips for pool safety this summer!  1.    Make...

Play Based ABA Therapy For Improving The Skills of Children with Autism

We Teach Through Play Have you ever heard the phrase, “Play is the work of children?” We agree that children’s lives should be full of play and fun. At Acuity Behavior Solutions, we make our ABA Applied Behavior Analysis therapy fun by teaching through play whenever...

Helping Children With Autism To Wear Facemasks | Sensory Friendly Mask Alternatives

Children with autism may have difficulties with wearing a facemask for a variety of reasons. Many families may wonder: Why does my child with autism have difficulty wearing a facemask? Or Why does my child constantly take off their facemask? Here are some reasons a...

What is Autism?

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?   Autism Spectrum Disorder sometimes referred to as ASD, is a neurological disorder that affects 1 out of every 68 children, depending on the study conducted.A diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder now includes several disorders that...

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5 Wonderful Tips for a Successful Playdate

Playdates are great for kids! Especially those that may have a hard time socializing with a lot of people at school. Here are 5 tips for parents to help your child have a successful playdate! 1.    Plan a date and time that works for everyone. Choose a time when...

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5 Ways ABA Can Help Prevent Bullying

Bullying has become an increasing issue in our schools, and children with Autism may be susceptible to bullying for several reasons. Our therapists at Acuity Behavior Solutions have compiled a list of 5 ways that our services can help prevent bullying. Applied...

read more

Does ABA Teach Robotic Behavior?

There have been rumors that ABA teaches robotic behavior among children with Autism. In ABA we work on skills like verbal communication, non-verbal communication, social cues, social responses, following commands, compliance, waiting, making friends, conversation,...

read more