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Different Roads to Learning

  • Working on the Front Lines of Autism Care

    By Different Roads

      By: Stephanie Tafone, M.A., Behavioral Specialist Working on the front lines of Autism care in a residential facility is both rewarding and, at times, challenging. Although our residents depend...

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  • "This Is Hard"

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    "This is hard" is a statement I often hear from families both in the midst of intervention, and pre-intervention during the assessment phase. Families without support and services find it...

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  • A Parent's Guide to ABA Facilities

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    When a child first gets diagnosed with Autism, parents are often overwhelmed. A good doctor will give a prescription for ABA therapy as well as other necessary therapies such as...

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  • Picky or Problem?

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    Its common, its common, its common. That is the first thing that needs to be said to any caregiver who ended up here while researching "picky eater" + Autism. You...

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  • Beyond Light Up Toys

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    There are many things that I would love to change about the treatment of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. One of them is the notion that all kids with ASD...

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  • Flashcards: Prompting for Success

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    My own introduction to prompting and fading I was first introduced to the idea of prompting and fading when I co-ordinated a home based early learning program for my eldest...

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  • ABA and Reinforcement

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    Reinforcement is the foundation of ABA. However, there is a lot of misunderstanding about how reinforcement strategies should be utilized in ABA sessions. Our goal with the new set of...

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  • Teaching Independence

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    One of the most important goals of behavioral intervention is to increase independence.  Teachers, parents, and behavior analysts are almost always focused on teaching individuals how to do things or...

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