Autism-Friendly Ways to Celebrate the 4th of July

The 4th of July, Independence Day, is a time of celebration and patriotism in the United States. However, it’s important to remember that not everyone experiences things like holidays similarly. For individuals with autism, the loud noises, bright lights, and crowded environments often associated with the 4th of July festivities can be overwhelming and distressing. …

Preparing for a Trip When You Have a Child with Autism

Traveling with a child with autism can present unique challenges, but with preparation, it can also be an enriching and enjoyable experience for the whole family. From choosing the right destination to packing essentials and creating a routine, there are several strategies you can implement to ensure a successful trip. In this blog post, Circle …

Insurance Coverage for ABA Therapy: Your Path to Accessible Care

Insurance Coverage for ABA Therapy Finding the right resources and support for your child with autism is crucial, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy has proven to be an effective intervention. However, navigating the complex world of insurance coverage and Medicaid funding can be overwhelming for many families. At Circle City ABA, we understand your …

The Impact of Positive Reinforcement for Children with Autism

Positive reinforcement is among the most effective strategies we can employ in our mission at Circle City ABA to support children with autism. Harnessing the power of positive reinforcement enables us to encourage and shape desired behaviors, foster development, and create a nurturing environment. Join us as we explore the transformative potential of positive support …

The Benefits of Nature for Children with Autism

The power of nature in promoting well-being and enhancing the quality of life is widely recognized. For children with autism, immersing themselves in the natural world offers a range of unique advantages. Nature’s sights, sounds, and sensory experiences provide a nurturing and supportive environment for children with autism to flourish. In this blog post, we …

Fun Outdoor Activities for Families: Make Great Memories!

Summertime is the perfect season to step outside, enjoy the sunny days, and engage your family in various outdoor activities. These activities keep everyone physically active and healthy and provide opportunities for bonding, learning, and great memories. This blog has compiled a list of fun outdoor activities for families. So buckle up, and let’s explore! …

Introducing New Activities to Children with Autism

Parents of children with autism know how challenging it can be to introduce new activities to their children. Here at Circle City ABA, we understand that children with autism often have difficulty with flexibility, communication, and sensory processing, making engaging in new or unfamiliar activities hard. However, introducing new activities can also be incredibly beneficial …

Boosting Developmental Needs with Sensory Activities for Children

Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often struggle with sensory integration, which affects their processing, organization, and engagement with sensory information from their environment. As parents and caregivers, you can foster your child’s development by providing everyday sensory activities to help them regulate and interact with their environment. Circle City ABA passionately nurtures progress through …

Unlocking Social Skills with ABA Therapy

Circle City ABA develops programs and services specifically designed for each child in mind. Applied behavior analysis therapy (ABA therapy) is the most effective treatment for autism spectrum disorders. It aims to increase communication, self-help, and social skills while decreasing behaviors that interfere with developing these skills in children with Autism. Keep reading to learn …

Sensory-Friendly Summer Activities for Children with Autism

As the summer season approaches, most kids anticipate outdoor activities, family trips, and new experiences. However, for parents with children who have autism, leading a more secluded lifestyle may be the norm. It is a reality that children with autism may have limited access to public events, crowded places, and outdoor activities due to sensory …