After a relaxing winter break, getting back into a normal routine can feel challenging for just about anyone. But for kids with autism, that change can be especially uncomfortable. The switch from family time and flexible schedules to classroom work and early bedtimes does not always go smoothly. We understand how this transition can shake […]

As the year draws to a close, people often find themselves caught up in the hustle and bustle of holiday celebrations, travel plans, and family gatherings. Amidst all these activities, it’s easy to overlook our mental well-being. This is why performing a year-end mental health check-in can be incredibly valuable. Taking a moment to pause

As summer winds down, parents and educators start gearing up for the new school year. With fresh books and supplies, it’s also a good moment to consider something else: getting a clear picture of a child’s learning style and cognitive strengths. Cognitive assessments play an important role in planning for school success, offering insights beyond

As the new year approaches, many families take time to reflect on their lives and set resolutions for improvement. For families involved in counseling, these resolutions can provide an opportunity to strengthen bonds and improve overall well-being. While setting resolutions might often seem like a ritual, it holds special significance for families working through the

Autism affects many children across the globe, and early diagnosis plays a significant role in better understanding and managing the condition. Recognizing signs early allows for timely interventions that can make a substantial difference in a child’s development. As more families become knowledgeable about autism, they often wonder about the right time and reasons to

Navigating therapy during the holidays can sometimes feel like piecing together a puzzle. For children who rely on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy, this time of year presents unique challenges that families need to address. ABA Therapy helps children develop essential skills by reinforcing positive behaviors in structured environments. With its consistent nature, sudden changes

As the holiday season approaches, many families look forward to festive gatherings and joyful celebrations. However, for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), the holidays can be overwhelming due to sensory overload. Bright decorations, loud music, and changes in routine can all contribute to heightened stress and discomfort. It is important to understand how these

Finding the right autism therapist for your child can feel like a daunting task. Every child is unique, and the fit between a therapist and a child significantly influences the therapy’s success. For parents, the journey often starts with hope, aiming to find someone who understands and connects with their child. The stakes are high

Winter break is often seen as a time for fun, holidays, and a break from the usual routine. But have you considered how it could also be the perfect opportunity for something really beneficial, like a pediatric cognitive assessment for your child?  These assessments help in understanding how a child thinks, learns, and solves problems,

As the holiday season rolls around, kids joyfully anticipate the break from school. Yet, for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), this winter hiatus can pose unique challenges. Known as winter break regression, it’s a time when the structured routine of school is paused. This break can disrupt the progress these children have made, potentially