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Protecting Kids With Autism Online: A Complete Guide for Parents in Pennsylvania

Protecting Kids with Autism Online: Internet and Social Media Safety

In this blog by ABA Centers of Pennsylvania, we will explore why online safety for children with autism is crucial, the specific risks they face, ...
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Autism and Eye Contact

Autism and Eye Contact: Can Children with Autism Make Eye Contact?

Autism and eye contact can look different for every child. Learn why some individuals with autism find eye contact uncomfortable, what a lack of eye ...
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Toddler participating in ABA therapy for toddlers through play-based activities that build communication, attention, and early learning skills.

ABA Therapy for Toddlers and Preschoolers: What Parents Can Expect

ABA can look different as a young child develops. See what toddlers and preschoolers may work on in ABA, how goals evolve, and why age ...
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Child participating in a therapy session while a therapist uses play-based activities to support therapies for autism.

Which Therapies for Autism Does Your Child Actually Need?

Does a child with autism need ABA, speech, OT, or all three? Learn what each therapy for autism addresses and how evaluations can help families ...
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Two women sit together on a couch in a playroom as an autism support team

How to Build an Autism Support Team for Your Child

An autism support team should reflect your child’s actual needs, not a standard checklist of specialists. Learn who may be involved, how their roles differ, ...
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Parent and child sitting on the floor practicing some ABA strategies for parents

ABA Strategies for Parents at Home: Supporting Skills in Everyday Life

Everyday routines give children opportunities to practice skills beyond ABA sessions. Learn practical ways parents can support communication, independence, transitions, and other goals at home.
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