A well-trained eye can spot autism throughout history. But the term autism didn’t exist until 1908 when it was coined by a man named Eugen Bleuler. Today’s autism treatment professionals are required to undergo significantly more education and training than their peers of previous decades.
Read MoreChildren with autism can benefit from a variety of valuable therapies, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. There are a few key differences between ABA therapy and other autism therapies every parent should keep in mind.
Read MoreABA therapy is a method of teaching, developed to help children with autism learn specific skills. ABA stands for applied behavior analysis. The goal of ABA therapy is to teach skills that empower individuals with autism to be independent and contributing members of society.
Read MoreThe purpose of applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy is to help children with autism reach their fullest potential. Of course, that’s going to look a little different for each child, which is why every ABA treatment plan is highly customized to meet individual needs.
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