Being the parent of a child with autism can be both rewarding and challenging. Unfortunately, teaching flexibility is one of the biggest challenges for parents of children on the spectrum. Children on the spectrum struggle with change, preferring to stick to a routine, and can become easily upset when things don’t go as planned. However, …
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Caring for a child with autism can present various challenges, especially when addressing challenging behaviors. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach, some methods have proven to be effective. One such method is meaningful praise. Circle City ABA‘s child-centered, compassionate approach to therapy brings family goals and clinical best practices together to help kids learn and grow. This blog …
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Are you looking for autism help and services near you in Indiana? Circle City ABA has multiple locations throughout Indiana, providing parents with the support they need to care for their children with autism. At Circle City ABA, we understand that caring for children with autism also means caring about their families—so we provide full-family …
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a lifelong developmental disability. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution for children living with autism, there are many benefits to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services. ABA therapy is a proven effective way to help improve social, communication, and behavioral outcomes for individuals living with autism. At Circle City ABA, …
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As a parent, you want what is best for your child, to ensure they have the tools to thrive in life and reach their full potential. That’s why you need to stay informed about ABA therapy as a potential tool for your child’s development. ABA, or Applied Behavioral Analysis, helps improve behavior and learning skills …
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Helping Your Child with Autism Wait Easily For parents with children on the autism spectrum, waiting can be a challenging part of everyday life. Waiting in line, waiting for a turn, or even waiting for something to happen can cause frustration and meltdowns. But there are ways that you can make the process easier for …
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Working in the Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) field is essential, meaningful, and rewarding. But it can also be exhausting. Therefore, it’s critical to manage your energy and stress levels properly. When you don’t manage your energy and stress levels properly, it’s known as burnout, a state of emotional exhaustion that can cause physical and mental …
Suppose you’re a parent living in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and you’ve been looking for quality ABA therapy for your child with autism. In that case, the news of Circle City ABA opening a Fort Wayne location should excite you! Our team at Circle City ABA passionately nurtures progress through play and understands that caring for …
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Planning a Sensory-Friendly Easter As Easter quickly approaches, parents of children with autism may wonder how to celebrate the holiday in a fun and sensory-friendly way. For kids on the autism spectrum, certain activities can cause sensory overload and trigger anxiety. However, plenty of autism-friendly Easter activities are creative ways to make the holiday enjoyable …
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April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate and recognize the unique gifts of individuals on the autism spectrum. Around the world, people are coming together to promote awareness and understanding of autism and celebrate neurodiversity. This month reminds us that we must strive for greater acceptance of those with autism, give them space …
