The 4 Functions of Behavior in ABA
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “Why is my child doing this?” you’re not alone. One of the most helpful shifts we make in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is moving
Early Signs of Autism and the Importance of Early Intervention
Every child develops in their own unique way. Some children talk early, others take more time. Some thrive on busy environments, while others feel overwhelmed by noise or crowds. These
Preparing for Ramadan with an Autistic Child: Gentle Tips for Families
Ramadan is a meaningful and spiritual time for many families, filled with reflection, prayer, community, and togetherness. But it also brings real changes: later nights, earlier mornings, altered meal times,
5 Yoga Poses to Help Autistic Kids Regulate
Yoga can be a gentle, powerful tool for helping autistic children regulate their bodies and emotions. Many kids on the spectrum experience challenges with sensory processing, body awareness, transitions, and
How to Choose the Right ABA Therapy Center: What Every Parent Should Know
Finding the right ABA therapy center for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make after an autism diagnosis. It can feel overwhelming. Websites look similar.Services
Is ABA Therapy Good for Autism? A Parent’s Guide to Early Intervention and Family-Centered Care
If your child has been diagnosed with autism, you may be wondering: Is ABA therapy good for autism?Will it really help my child?How do I choose the right ABA provider?
How to Prevent Elopement for Autistic Kids
If you’re raising or caring for an autistic child, you’ve probably heard the word elopement. Or maybe you didn’t know the word at first, but you’ve lived the experience. The
ABA Therapy Is Not Rigid: Busting the Biggest Myth About Autism Therapy in Metro Detroit
If you’re a parent exploring ABA therapy in Metro Detroit, you may have heard a common concern: “ABA therapy is rigid, robotic, or one-size-fits-all.” This myth keeps many families from
2025: A Year of Growth, Purpose, and Community Impact
If we had to sum up 2025 in one word, it would be momentum. This year wasn’t just about growth for growth’s sake. It was about expanding with intention, serving
Creating Space for Parents and Possibility for Children at the Muslim Group Conference
At conferences, parents are often asked to make an impossible choice: participate fully or ensure their child is supported. For families with autistic children, that choice can feel even heavier.
