ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) is about more than just building skills - it’s also about building confidence. We’re conditioned to celebrate big milestones, but the small wins are just as important.

When first seeking out ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Therapy, the first priority of the family may be focused on skill-building, such as following directions, navigating social situations, learning to communicate more effectively, improving emotional regulation skills, and so on. This is absolutely an important focus and a large part of what ABA is about, but beyond that, sessions have the added benefit of helping build confidence and independence.

Holidays create a perfect storm of situations and opportunities for overstimulation and dysregulation for autistic individuals. You can make the holidays easier for your child - and yourself - by planning accordingly, and in advance, to lessen the negative effects.

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