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Keeping everything at home running smoothly during COVID-19 can be challenging, especially for parents of kids or adults with autism or other developmental disabilities. But with respite care, helping hands are ready and safety measures are in place to help parents get the temporary assistance they need.
Read MoreManaging distance learning for kids with autism can be challenging. But with focus and consistency, parents can turn distance learning into a positive experience for everyone. Dealing with the initial confusion, establishing a schedule, and reaching out for professional assistance are a few strategies that can help.
Read MoreTelehealth is an approach that allows your child to continue to receive their ABA-based behavioral therapy services without having clinicians come into your home. You may be wondering about this approach and how it’s different from traditional therapy. The simple answer is . . . it’s not much different.
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