December 1, 2020

Parenting Webinar Series: Parenting in a Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a “new norm” for everyone. From schools being closed or going completely virtual, to parents working from home, there’s been a great deal of stress trying to navigate this new life. These changes can be particularly stressful for the parents of children with autism.
Join Annie Prchal, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, for some helpful tips on how to continue working toward your child's ABA goals when it seems like everything else is standing still.

This event is free but registration is required: Register here!

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

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Discrete Trial Training (DTT): How ABA Therapy Builds Skills Step by Step

Watch a few minutes of an ABA therapy session and you might notice a pattern: the therapist gives a clear instruction, your child responds, and there’s a consequence right afterward, whether that's praise or a small reward. Then, there’s a brief pause before starting again. This method has a name: Discrete Trial Training (DTT).

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Autism Evaluation: The Step-by-Step Process Parents Should Expect

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Positive Reinforcement Examples to Help Your Child Build New Skills

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The 4 Functions of Behavior in ABA Therapy: Understanding Your Child’s Behavior

In ABA therapy, understanding the functions of behavior helps clinicians (and you) uncover what your child is trying to communicate through their behavior. And once we unlock the “why,” we also reveal the pathway to teaching new ways to communicate that same need (thus reducing challenging behaviors like tantrums, aggression, or throwing things) and setting up your child for success.