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Help kids with autism enjoy Halloween: prepare in advance, choose comfy costumes, take breaks if needed, and stay patient. Have fun!

Create a sensory-friendly Halloween for children with ASD with these fun, safe activities like trunk-or-treat, crafts, and zoo visits!

Social stories, developed by Carol Gray, help children with ASD understand social situations and skills. Anyone can create them!

Advocate for your child with ASD: be prepared, track progress, ask respectful questions, set deadlines, and join support groups.

Back-to-school tips for kids with ASD: use social stories, routines, and tours to ease anxiety. Meet teachers, prep plans, and support them.

A child with a diagnosis of autism has many tools at their disposal to grow. At Essential Speech and ABA Therapy, we emphasize early...

Summer is winding down, but it’s not too late to book a relaxing getaway for you and your family! If you’re looking to plan a...

The Fourth of July is a holiday marked by barbecues, fireworks, parades, and other family activities.

Swimming is a favorite summer activity for many, but for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (or ASD), it presents several safety...