Top Sensory-Friendly Parks in Atlanta for Kids with Autism Finding the right outdoor spaces for children with autism can be challenging. Sensory-friendly parks offer environments where kids can play, explore, and relax without becoming overwhelmed. Atlanta boasts several parks designed with inclusivity in mind. Here are five top picks for sensory-friendly parks in the area. …
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For many children with autism, eating can be a daily struggle. Some children may only eat a handful of foods. This is called food selectivity, and it can make mealtimes stressful for the entire family. At Circle City ABA, we support children and families through food expansion programs designed to gently increase the number of …
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Finding the right support for your loved one with autism can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re looking for services for your teen or adult child, knowing what to expect helps ease the stress. At Circle City ABA in Scottsdale, we provide compassionate and personalized ABA therapy to teens and adults. In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly …
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When your child is diagnosed with autism, time matters. The sooner they begin support, the more progress they can make. That’s why Circle City ABA in Roswell is proud to offer no waitlist ABA therapy, so your child can start right away. We’re ready when you are. Why No Waitlist ABA Therapy in Roswell Matters …
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Kindly note: Therapy is a very personal experience and, as with any other treatment, results are not uniform. Many factors determine if a child will benefit from therapy, including individual characteristics, the nature of their needs, and how well the child is receiving support at home and/or school. At Circle City ABA, we know that …
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When your child is diagnosed with autism, it can feel overwhelming. You want to help them grow, thrive, and enjoy life to the fullest. One proven way to support your child is through ABA therapy, and if you’re searching for the best ABA therapy in Omaha, you’re in the right place. At Circle City ABA, …
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Autism Services for Adults in Scottsdale: Support at Every Stage of Life When most people think of autism services, they think of children. But autism doesn’t go away with age. Many adults with autism still need support in their daily lives. That’s why Circle City ABA offers autism services for adults in Scottsdale. We believe …
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Real-Life Transformations: Celebrating Family Success with ABA At Circle City ABA, progress is made one moment at a time. And sometimes, those moments leave a lasting impact—not just on the child, but on the whole family. This Real-Life Transformation highlights three separate families who recently shared just how much growth they’ve seen in their children, …
Father’s Day is a perfect time for kids to show love in their own creative way. But for children with autism, crafting can sometimes feel overwhelming. That’s why autism-friendly crafts are such a great option—they’re simple, calming, and fun. In this post, you’ll find a step-by-step guide for an autism-friendly Father’s Day craft that helps your …
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At Circle City ABA, we know that progress looks different for every child. For some, it starts with one quiet moment. For others, it’s the first time they ask for something without words. This story celebrates a young client who found his voice through functional communication and how it’s changing his life at home and …
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