The Behavior Frontiers‍ Blog Corner

The eggs have been found, the golden egg winners have been crowned, and the memories are still making us smile! Relive all the sensory-friendly spring fun from our Easter Eggstravaganza at Behavior Frontiers' Edina Autism Care Center - from the egg hunt excitement to sweet treats and everything in between.

Behavior Frontiers has opened a new ABA therapy center in Grosse Pointe Woods, MI! Explore early intervention autism treatment programs for children under age 6.

Celebrate the season with Behavior Frontiers! See highlights from our sensory-friendly holiday events at our ABA therapy centers in Minnesota and Texas.

The holidays bring schedule changes, gatherings, travel, and sensory surprises. This parent's guide shares practical ways to keep routines predictable and help your child with autism feel calm, included, and confident all season long.

Behavior Frontiers opens four new ABA therapy centers in Minnesota – in Plymouth, Woodbury, Fridley & Rogers – bringing trusted autism care closer to families.

Behavior Frontiers provides ABA therapy in San Antonio, TX, helping families access effective, research-backed autism treatment and care close to home.

The opening of this new center means families in the Arcadia and San Gabriel Valley area now have greater access to high-quality, research-backed ABA therapy.

Do parents have to be involved in ABA therapy? Discover why family and caregiver involvement is a powerful driver of success in autism treatment. Learn how Behavior Frontiers’ robust caregiver training program helps families reinforce ABA therapy skills at home, in the community, and beyond.

On Thursday, August 28th, Behavior Frontiers proudly celebrated the grand opening of our new autism center in Rancho Cucamonga, CA with a lively Back-to-School Carnival! This exciting community event brought together families, children, and team members to mark the start of our services in Rancho Cucamonga—our second autism treatment center in San Bernardino County .

On Saturday, August 16th, our Behavior Frontiers Detroit Autism Care Center was buzzing with excitement as families gathered for our Sensory Friendly Back-to-School Carnival. From 11 AM to 2 PM, children and parents enjoyed a day filled with inclusive carnival games, refreshments, school supply giveaways, and community fun—all designed to make the transition into the new school year a little brighter.

As the air gets crisp and school routines kick into gear, fall can bring both exciting moments and big transitions for families of children with autism. The change in weather, light, activities, and structure can feel overwhelming without the right tools—and that's where this guide comes in. Read on and you’ll find simple strategies to help your child feel supported, regulated, and ready to embrace all the wonder this season has to offer.

Starting school—or returning to it—can feel like entering a brand-new world. For children on the autism spectrum, the “newness” of school isn’t just about the first day. It’s about unfamiliar teachers, different routines, unexpected changes, and social situations that take time and practice to feel comfortable with.

At Behavior Frontiers, we provide personalized, science-backed ABA therapy to support children on the autism spectrum in reaching their fullest potential—in school and beyond. Below, you’ll find practical, autism-friendly tips to make the back-to-school transition smoother for your whole family.

We’ve officially opened our doors in Corona—and what an incredible grand opening celebration it was! Families, community members, and local partners joined us to celebrate the grand opening of our newest Behavior Frontiers ABA therapy center. From sweet treats and face painting to obstacle courses, balloon animals, and a ribbon cutting, the event was packed with smiles, movement, and meaningful moments.

Summer is a season full of potential - for play, for exploration, and for creating lifelong memories. For families with children on the autism spectrum, travel is entirely possible with a little extra planning and thoughtful accommodations tailored to your child’s unique needs.

The Fourth of July is filled with excitement—colorful fireworks, festive gatherings, and family traditions. But for families of children with autism, the holiday may come with a unique sensory landscape that calls for thoughtful planning.

Father’s Day is a time to honor the incredible dads, father figures, and caregivers who go above and beyond for their families every day. At Behavior Frontiers, we recognize the important role fathers play in supporting their child’s growth, development, and happiness—especially in families navigating autism. Whether it’s through shared routines, playful moments, or quiet encouragement, dads have a unique way of connecting that makes a lasting impact.

At Behavior Frontiers, we believe every child deserves the chance to reach their full potential—no matter their race, ethnicity, income, or location. But we also know that for many families, the journey to an autism diagnosis and quality care hasn’t always been equal. As we observe Juneteenth, a meaningful day that honors the end of slavery and highlights the long journey toward justice and equality, we are reminded that many communities still face barriers to fair and timely autism diagnosis and care.

Behavior Frontiers’ 8-week summer program is back —exclusively for children ages 2 to 6 who are enrolled in ABA therapy at one of our centers. Starting mid-June, this enriching, ABA-based summer program blends purposeful fun with personalized developmental support and skill-building activities to help children grow across all key developmental areas—while having a whole lot of fun with peers.

For parents of toddlers with autism, preparing for that exciting first step into school comes with many important questions—especially when you're navigating developmental milestones unique to autism. At Behavior Frontiers, we specialize in helping young children diagnosed with autism build the everyday skills that make school more accessible, enjoyable, and successful .