BHCOE (Behavioral Health Centers of Excellence) has recognized Behavior Frontiers with a 2-Year Reaccreditation, acknowledging the organization as a behavioral service provider dedicated to continuous improvement in applied behavior analysis. This means that we have excelled in the areas of clinical quality, staff qualifications, and consumer satisfaction and promote systems that enhance these areas.
Read MoreIndividuals diagnosed with Autism may struggle with sensory issues. Areas to consider include both an overreactive or under-reactive response to textures, sounds, lights, smells, spatial awareness, and tastes. Overactive responses to sensory items (i.e., the sound of a hairdryer) can result in problem behaviors including tantrums, screaming, and/or eloping as a means of escaping the sensory scenario. Under-reactive responses can be hazardous as well, given that our senses alert us of potential dangers. For example, the smell of smoke and the sounds of an alarm can indicate that a fire may be nearby.
Read MoreTraveling can be an exciting venture for your family and yourself. Planning and preparation are keys for success for traveling with your child with Autism Spectrum Disorder and your family. When traveling, by plane or a planned road trip, planning and preparation can help everyone have a more successful and enjoyable experience.
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