Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder affecting millions of individuals worldwide, including many in Iowa. Families of children and adults with autism often face unique challenges and require support to navigate the complexities of the condition. Fortunately, Iowa is home to several outstanding autism organizations that provide essential resources, services, and support to these families. …
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Circle City ABA, a family-owned and operated company, is proud to announce its expansion into Georgia. With four new ABA therapy centers in Georgia, with locations opening in Augusta, Atlanta, Marietta, and Roswell, Circle City ABA aims to improve life for individuals with autism and their families. Circle City ABA specializes in Applied Behavior Analysis …
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Regarding autism therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a widely recognized and practical approach. However, navigating the world of ABA therapy can be overwhelming, especially for families just beginning their journey. To help you get started, we’ve compiled a list of essential ABA therapy terms. Plus, we’ll introduce you to Circle City ABA, a valuable …
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As we fully emerge into the holiday season, getting pulled into the hustle and bustle is easy. Bright lights, loud music, and crowds of people are everywhere. During this hectic time, it is essential to remember that only some people are excited about the season’s business. The environmental changes can lead to anxiety and stress …
Circle City ABA Expands to Iowa Nurturing Progress Through Play with ABA Therapy Circle City ABA is excited to announce its expansion into Iowa. After years of helping children with autism thrive through applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy in Indiana, Circle City ABA is opening three ABA therapy centers in Iowa: Ankeny, Cedar Rapids, and …
Circle City ABA is Bringing Progress Through Play to Arizona Circle City ABA is excited to announce that it is coming to Arizona! We will open six new Arizona ABA Therapy Centers across the state – Gilbert, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Tucson. Our passionate team of professionals dedicates itself to delivering the best possible …
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Arizona’s captivating scenery and lively culture render it an extraordinary destination for families seeking to craft unforgettable memories. However, planning activities can be challenging for families with children with sensory processing needs. Fortunately, many Arizona attractions now offer sensory rooms and sensory-friendly hours to ensure everyone can enjoy their visit. In this blog post, we’ll …
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Halloween is one of the most exciting and beloved days for children. But for children with autism, this holiday can pose particular challenges. The sensory overload of costumes and decorations, the unpredictability of trick-or-treating, and the unfamiliar social interactions can all make Halloween a stressful and overwhelming experience. However, with some preparation and planning, you …
Circle City ABA Expands to Nebraska Circle City ABA is excited to announce the expansion of our services into Nebraska. We will have three new ABA Therapy Centers in Nebraska, located in Lincoln and Omaha. “At Circle City ABA, we are proud to be family-owned and operated,” said Meg Shaw, Executive Clinical Director. “We set …
Parenting a child with autism comes with unique challenges and opportunities for growth. One effective strategy for promoting positive behavior and reducing problem behaviors in children with autism is offering them choices. This blog post will explore how providing options can empower positive behavior and be a game-changer in your autism parenting journey. We’ll also …
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