Written by: Amber Valentino
Technological advancements have made remote ABA services a viable alternative to in-person services. Telehealth can connect health professionals, like ABA therapists, to patients in different geographical areas, or provide services to those that are unable to access face-to-face services.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
Family vacations are a great way to spend quality time together, expand your worldview, and create life-long memories. In general, family vacations require a lot of planning and preparation, but for parents of children with autism,
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
When your child is diagnosed with autism, it can be overwhelming to know what to do or where to turn for support. To help you navigate your child’s diagnosis, Trumpet Behavioral Health’s intake specialists have created the following checklist based on their years of assisting families affected by autism.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
Many kids with autism struggle with understanding social cues and learning social skills because they may not naturally learn them. Instead, children with autism often need additional help learning social skills.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
While breaks from school are a welcome period of relaxation for some, the disruption of routine and the abundance of activity could prove the exact opposite for your child with autism.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the sentiment of gift-giving. During this time of the year, we like to remind families of our company policy on giving and receiving gifts.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
Whether you’re a parent, a friend, a family member, or some other kind of caregiver, you know that caring for a child with autism can be exhausting. With the holidays around the corner and the added pressure of holiday travel,
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
For most kids, October is all about Halloween – from the costumes and decorations to scary movies and candy, the holiday is considered a favorite by many. But for kids with autism,
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
Strong communication between you and your child’s teacher can have a positive outcome on your child’s success both in and out of school. By partnering with their teacher, you can work together to implement strategies to build on your child’s strengths and address their more challenging behaviors.
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Written by: Joshua Sleeper
School is one of the most formative parts in a child’s life. Not only does it give them the knowledge they need academically, but it can also foster life-long friendships.
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