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Trumpet Behavioral Health Joins the BlueSprig Family of Companies!

We’re thrilled to share a major milestone: Trumpet Behavioral Health, alongside affiliates Therapeutic Pathways and […]

Written by: Dr. Amber Valentino, Psy.D., BCBA-D

Switching Children with Autism from Alternative Communication to Vocal Language

Behavior analysts have well-established tools and procedures to teach kids with autism to ask for the things they want. Teaching vocal language when your child is ready can be life-changing.

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Written by: Joshua Sleeper, MBA, BCBA

Poison Awareness Week Starts March 20th

Poison Awareness week is March 20-26th and Trumpet Academy’s Team Members have come together to provide the following helpful hints on how to prevent your child from getting into harmful items.

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Written by: Lisa Buxton

How to Create a Morning Routine for Your Child

Morning routines can be broken up into easily accomplishable steps and tasks. With Daylight Saving upon us, we provided a morning routine for your child with autism.

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Written by: Dr. Amber Valentino, Psy.D., BCBA-D

5 Ways to Teach Sentences to Children with Autism

Learn 5 ways experts recommend teaching kids with autism sentences to help improve your child’s communication skills.

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Written by: Joshua Sleeper, MBA, BCBA

How To Teach Your Child To Dress Themselves

Helping your child with autism learn to dress themselves can be challenging, but Trumpet Behavioral Health provides strategies for child dressing skills.

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Written by: Joshua Sleeper, MBA, BCBA

Protecting Their Future: Financial Planning For Your Child With Autism, Part Two

As the parent of a child with autism, you may qualify for financial support from the federal government. In this blog, we’re taking a deeper look into the financial benefits available for you.

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Written by: Lisa Buxton

Learning Through Play During Autism Therapy

When we teach children with autism in different ways, like through play, they make progress, exhibit higher levels of independence, and gain greater self-confidence.

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Written by: Sarah Kristiansen

How To Introduce Your Child With Autism To New Foods

Some children can be selective eaters, especially around unfamiliar or disliked food. Learn some strategies to help your child feel more comfortable with food.

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Trumpet Behavioral Health Joins the BlueSprig Family of Companies!

Switching Children with Autism from Alternative Communication to Vocal Language

Poison Awareness Week Starts March 20th

How to Create a Morning Routine for Your Child

5 Ways to Teach Sentences to Children with Autism

How To Teach Your Child To Dress Themselves

Protecting Their Future: Financial Planning For Your Child With Autism, Part Two

Learning Through Play During Autism Therapy

How To Introduce Your Child With Autism To New Foods

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