If you have a child with autism, you may be concerned about their independence as they grow up and whether or not they will be able to live on their own and provide for themselves. At ACES, our team of experienced and devoted professionals spends time each day changing the lives of those who have…
Steps for Creating a More Neuro-Diverse Work Environment
What You Can Do as an Employer to Foster Neurodiversity We all know, at least in theory, that a society that embraces neurodiversity is a more just place to exist. But are you doing your part to foster diversity? For example, are you welcoming neurodiverse individuals to your workplace? Some employers would be more open…
Preparing Your Child with Autism for Halloween Part 2
The first half of this blog was previously published. This is Part 2 of 2. Read Part One Let’s pick up where we left off on Steps 3-5 for preparing you and your child with autism for Halloween night. Prepare your child for costumes (his and everyone else).Trick or treating is a big deal for…
Adult Specialists Are Here to Help!
Is your child an adolescent approaching Adulthood? ACES Adult Specialists Are Here to Help! ACES Adolescent and Adult Specialists provide expertise in the specialized needs of adults and teens who have autism and are approaching adult transition. Our behavioral interventionists have strategies to increase independence and access to natural supports leading to fulfilling experiences throughout…
ACES is Open on the Weekend!
Did you know that ACES continues to provide all our services throughout the weekend? In addition to in home services, all ACES clinics are open on Saturday for a variety of programs. 1:1 ABA sessions ACES Learning Center WABA – Weekend ABA Program Social Skills Groups Teen Social Skills Groups Adult Programming Outdoor ABA Groups…
Why Use Telehealth for ABA During COVID-19: The New Way To ABA
The Research Says One study took 107 children ages 21 months to 6 years old with ASD or other developmental disabilities and who were treated between 1996 and 2014. The children were divided into three groups: 52 kids treated between 1996 and 2009 who had a behavior consultant come to their home; 23 children treated…
