Some kids have a natural ability to easily make friends and connect with their peers. For children with autism, however, it can be a little more difficult. Social interactions can be confusing and overwhelming, but that doesn’t mean that they want the connection any less. It just means that they may need support and encouragement to learn the best ways for them to engage with others.

With the proper planning and support, your family can enjoy the 4th of July holiday in a way that feels safe, fun and comfortable for all. Follow these sensory-friendly tips for a more joyful Independence Day:

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.

The day of love is right around the corner. It’s a wonderful time to celebrate the people we care about - romantically and otherwise -...

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A list of ABA-friendly gift ideas for children with autism from Bloom Behavioral Healthcare LLC in Excelsior Springs MO

Why kids with autism struggle with food sensitivities and how you can help

It’s no secret that life with an autism diagnosis comes with a unique set of challenges. Often, those challenges can be mitigated through...