The Center for Disease Control (CDC) and prevention released their biennial update on prevalence rates for kids 8 years of age and across 11 monitoring sites in the United States. There has been an approximate 15% increase since their last…
Category: Autism; ABA services
Autism: 3 tips for accessing help.
1.) If your child is under 3 years of age, call your local regional center to see about qualifying for intensive early behavior intervention (IEBI) services and other information. Click here for a listing of California regional centers by county. These agencies…
7 steps to help Kids with Autism Speak
An important point to remember when looking to build communication with a child with Autism is to understand that they are all different and unique. This may seem a little cliche, but strategies that work with one child may not…
8 Red flags of Autism
No real rocket science needed. If you notice any combination of these red flags, seek consultation immediately. Far too many times do I meet families that bring their kids in at five-eight years of age and have all of the…
A new Autism diagnosis? A deeper look into what to expect.
So you've got the news that no parent wants to hear. A diagnosis of Autism can be quite overwhelming and you will likely have a lot of questions and concerns about what lies ahead. Whatever the case may be, just…
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5 plain and simple ways to improve the relationship with your child on the Autism spectrum
1. Follow through. Whenever you speak or interact with your child, whether to greet, ask a question, or make a request, it is a teaching opportunity for both of you. Often times, I see parents make a request to their…
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Financial Burden and Accessibility to Behavioral support (ABA) for families in the San Francisco Bay Area
Among the challenges families face when receiving a diagnosis of autism, is the financial pressure associated with their child’s disability. Medical expenses alone are estimated to be four to six times greater than a child without Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).…
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