If you’ve spent time around someone on the autism spectrum, you’ve probably learned the basics: use people-first language, be empathetic, hold space. Understanding where these guidelines come from, however, is a different kind of education […]
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about a question that sparked an incredible—and at times, heated—debate on a LinkedIn post I recently wrote: Should ABA providers be the ones diagnosing autism? The feedback was overwhelming, ranging […]
I still remember working as a home-based ABA therapist in college, sitting on the living room floor with a four-year-old boy and his mother as we worked through basic communication skills. He had limited language […]
I still remember working as a home-based ABA therapist in college, sitting on the living room floor with a four-year-old boy and his mother as we worked through basic communication skills. He had limited language […]