Many children with autism want friends but need extra support to build those connections. If you’ve noticed your child having challenges connecting with peers, you’re not alone. Thankfully, there are practical ways you can help.

This blog explores how you can support your child’s social growth at home and through professional assistance.

Choosing the right daytime program for a young child is an important decision. At first glance, a traditional daycare and an ABA early learner program can look very similar.
Children spend their days playing, eating meals, interacting with peers, following routines, and building skills that prepare them for school. The difference isn’t necessarily what children do during the day—it’s how those experiences are supported.
An ABA-based Early Learner Program, like 360 Behavioral Health’s, is designed to provide many of the same experiences found in a daycare setting while embedding individualized teaching and support throughout the day.

Vacations are a chance to make lasting memories and have a great time. For children with autism, changes in environment and routine can be challenging. But with thoughtful planning and the right support, you can create a vacation that works for everyone in your family.