Survive the Holidays: By Ashley Flanders
Written by: Ashley Flanders, RBT The holiday season is a time to welcome a break from our day-to-day lives, to get together with families, enjoy gift exchanges, decorate with bright lights, break out those annoying Christmas songs, and partake in...
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What To Look for in Your Child's Autism Assessment
Determining when and where to get an assessment for autism can be a daunting task for parents. Time, money, and finding a clinician trained in autism assessment in your area are all things that have to be considered. Luckily, experts...
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The History of Giving Birthday Presents to Kids
Most parents in western countries celebrate their children’s birthdays by giving gifts, however, birthdays weren’t always celebrated in this way. In this blog post, we take a look at the tradition of giving gifts to celebrate birthdays, how it started,...
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Behavioral Treatment for Specific Fears and Phobias
Fears and phobias are increasingly common in children. A fear of needles is a particularly common fear that usually starts in early childhood and can result in significant avoidance of medical procedures in general. A recent NPR story describes a...
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My Child Just Got Diagnosed with Autism, Now What Do I Do?
A diagnosis of autism can be an uncertain time for a family. Many parents are sent into a whirlwind of emotions and left wondering unanswerable questions: Why is this happening? How did this happen? What will their future look like?...
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