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How Positive Reinforcement Helps Shape Desired Behavior

Jeremy Wilson, PhD, BCBA-D

Positive reinforcement is a well-studied system and important tool used at home and in school for those with autism.

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Does Your Child Need More Help in School?

Judith S. Cohen, Psy.D., LMFT

Home-based behavioral services for children with autism are aimed at helping them develop and live as independent a life as possible. In school, the aim is the same.

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Managing Stress with Mindfulness: Helpful Tips for Parents of Children with Autism

Caroline Hardman, MS, BCBA, Qualified MBSR Instructor

When we become parents, we fall in love with our miraculous little bundle of life. We also find ourselves stressed out with the demands of being a new parent. How we respond is largely a result of how we have previously learned to react to stressful events.

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Preventing Caregiver Burnout

Yelba Diaz, BA

Parenting is never an easy job! For parents of children with autism or other developmental disabilities, parenting can be even more challenging. These parents find their roles expanding into that of 24/7 caregivers who are not only expected to provide love and support, but also to meet relentless needs.