
Virtual Field Trip: Autism Care Center in Chesapeake, Virginia
Located in the southeast corner of Virginia lies Chesapeake. Part of the Chesapeake-Norfolk metro area, the town is home to over 250,000 people, making it the second largest city in the state. For the last year, Chesapeake has also been the home of one of Behavior Frontiers’ autism care centers! Read more…

Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month & 20 Years of Behavior Frontiers
April is recognized by the Autism Society of America as Autism Acceptance Month. As part of the #CelebrateDifferences campaign, we are dedicated to raising awareness and fostering open dialogue surrounding autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Virtual Field Trip: Autism Care Center in Edina, Minnesota
Edina, Minnesota is a suburb of Minneapolis, and was home to one of Behavior Frontiers’ first autism care centers. Now, we are pleased to announce that our center is expanding to offer autism care to even more children! If you’re looking for autism care near Minneapolis , our center is open and enrolling! This center already featured a mix of purpose-built playrooms and smaller, individual therapy rooms. With this expansion, we will allow for a greater opportunity for sensory and social skills interactions for our clients. The expansion will result in the addition of a specialized social skills room, an enhanced sensory playroom, additional one-to-one ABA therapy rooms, a cozy lobby for secure drop off of children, and a parent training room. Read more…

Autism and Haircuts: How to Prepare Your Child Before the Salon Visit
To you, a haircut might seem fairly mundane. You get them every so often, and they don't really bother you. But for your child with autism, it can be a completely different story. Getting a haircut may present sensory challenges in an unfamiliar environment, which can feel a bit overwhelming.

Virtual Field Trip: Autism Care Center in Coon Rapids, Minnesota
Coon Rapids, Minnesota is located north of the city of Minneapolis. Known for the famous Coon Rapids Dam, the city is home to close to 65,000 people. Since 2023, it has also been home to one of Behavior Frontiers’ newest autism centers! Read more…

Naturalistic Teaching Strategies: How NATS Can Help Your Child Succeed
Naturalistic Teaching Strategies (or NATS) is one of the major cornerstones of an ABA program. This involves using things that your child is interested in, or activities your child enjoys, in order to guide learning. Unlike Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT), NATS is much less structured and frequently revolves around play. Read more…

Safety First: Preventing Elopement in Autism Families
All parents share concerns about ensuring their children's safety at home. Whether it's the worry about the cabinet under the sink containing cleaning supplies or the sharp corners of a coffee table, the list of concerns tends to grow. The anxieties are amplified for autism families. If a child has elopement issues, constant considerations about the environment arise. Questions like, "Is the lock out of reach?" or "Can my child navigate the new latching system?" become a persistent source of stress. Read more…

Virtual Field Trip: Autism Care Center in Denver, Colorado
Located just south of Denver, in Arapahoe County, lies the city of Centennial. Part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metropolitan area, Centennial is home to over 100,000 people. For the last year, Centennial has also been the home of one of Behavior Frontiers’ autism care centers! Read more…

The History of ABA Therapy: From Origins to Modern Practice
The field of behavior analysis, though relatively young compared to other disciplines, has witnessed the contributions of numerous significant researchers shaping the future of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Read more…

Managing Aggressive Behaviors: A Guide for Parents
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) face many challenges. One of the most frustrating, for the child and their parents, is a difficulty expressing their wants and needs. This can lead to the child using aggressive behavior. Read more…

Virtual Field Trip: Autism Care Center in Plano, Texas
Located just north of Dallas, in Collin County, lies the city of Plano. Part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area, Plano is a big city with a small-town feel. Since 2022, Plano has been the home of one of Behavior Frontiers’ newest autism care centers! Read more…

What Autism Assessment Does My Child Need? What Every Parent Should Know
If you're concerned about your child's behavior and suspect they might be showing signs of autism, it's a good idea to talk to your doctor about getting an assessment. Professionals commonly use a tool called the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) for this purpose. The ADOS is a test that helps professionals, such as clinicians or school systems, evaluate and diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorders in children. Read more…

Join Us for a "Year of the Dragon" Sensory-Friendly Event!
Did you know that 2024 is the Year of the Dragon? The Year of the Dragon occurs every 12 years in the Chinese zodiac! Observed between January 21st and February 20th, this celebration involves several days of joyous customs. So, gather the family, tell your friends and join us at a Behavior Frontiers autism center near you! Read more…

Unlocking Progress Through Consistency: Attending Scheduled ABA Therapy Sessions
Life happens. You come down with a nasty cold and you have an overwhelming to-do list. Your child's school activities, a soccer game, family outings, and playdates are all happening. You haven't finished the food shopping, the home is in disarray, and you have a parent-teacher meeting to go to. Suddenly, you realize you canceled your child’s scheduled ABA therapy sessions more times than they attended this month. The good news is that everything is fine! Sometimes, things come up in families that can disrupt scheduled sessions, but your child's progress is still intact. Reconfirm your dedication to your child's program with this chance! Success with ABA therapy comes from consistency. The clinical data speaks for itself - consistency leads to better outcomes and helps your child flourish. Read more…

2023: A Look Back at an Incredible Year
2023 has been a wonderful year for Behavior Frontiers. We opened 12 new Autism Centers, and welcomed the local autism community with celebrations at each one. We hosted FIFTEEN additional events in our centers from a backyard bash, to a summer luau, to Halloween parties across the country. We have been able to serve more children, in more locations, in more ways than ever before. And we're not stopping now! Read more…

Getting Back into the Swing of Things After the Holidays
After enjoying a nice, long break with family and friends, getting back to our regular routines can be a bit tricky. And it's not just us – for those with special needs, like kids with autism, going back to the usual routine can be particularly tough. Any changes, even if it’s going back to what we know, can present a challenge. But fear not! Here are some helpful tips to make the return to normal life a little smoother for everyone: Read more…

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