Understanding the difference between an autism meltdown and a panic attack is important for parents and caregivers. While both can look similar, they have different causes and require different responses. What Is an Autism Meltdown? An autism meltdown happens when a child becomes overwhelmed by sensory input, emotions, or changes in routine. It is not …
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For children with autism, communication can be challenging. The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is a tool that helps children express their wants and needs. It is a type of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) that is based on applied behavior analysis (ABA). PECS allows children to use pictures instead of words. It is especially …
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Some children with autism have difficulty using spoken words to communicate. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) can help them express their thoughts, needs, and feelings. ABA therapy plays a key role in helping children learn and use AAC effectively. What Is Augmentative and Alternative Communication? Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) includes any method that helps …
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DDAM), a time to increase awareness and understanding of developmental disabilities. This month reminds us to celebrate the strengths, abilities, and achievements of individuals with developmental disabilities. It also encourages conversations that help break down barriers and create a more inclusive society for all. At Circle City ABA, we …
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Incidental teaching is a powerful strategy used in ABA therapy to help children learn in natural settings. Instead of structured lessons, therapists take advantage of everyday moments to teach important skills. This approach makes learning more engaging and meaningful for children, especially those with autism. What is ABA Therapy? Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is …
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Finding the right support is essential when your child receives an autism diagnosis. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy can make a big difference in helping children learn, grow, and thrive. Circle City ABA is proud to be a leading ABA center in Indianapolis. Let us share what sets us apart and how we can help …
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As a parent, you want what’s best for your child. When you notice differences in how they play, communicate, or interact with others, you might start to wonder if they should be tested for autism. This can feel overwhelming, but taking the first step can provide clarity and support for your child’s development. What Are …
At Circle City ABA, we are passionate about helping children with autism build skills, confidence, and independence. For families in Phoenix, we offer individualized ABA therapy designed to meet your child’s unique needs. Whether your child is learning communication, social, or daily living skills, our experienced team is here to guide and support you. What …
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Precision teaching is a powerful method for helping children with autism and other learning needs measurably develop essential skills. When combined with ABA therapy, it can support significant progress by focusing on fluency and individualized learning goals. In this post, we’ll explain precision teaching, its goals, and how it complements ABA therapy. What Is Precision …
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Valentine’s Day is an excellent opportunity to celebrate love and creativity with your little ones, but traditional crafts can sometimes be overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities. Sensory-friendly crafts are a fantastic way to engage your child while providing a calming and enjoyable experience. At Circle City ABA, we believe in supporting families with fun, …
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