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By Laura Squiccimara, BCBA, MS Assistant Clinical Director, Northeast Region, Behavioral Concepts (BCI) Are you dreading the upcoming summer break because you worry about your child not having enough to...

5 Simple and Fun Imaginary Play Ideas for Kids with Autism this Summer

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Parents of special needs children worldwide are struggling with the prospect of engaging the minds and bodies of their children through the ongoing summer of Covid-19. For children with autism,...

Keep Your Child with Autism Engaged This Summer

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...and celebrate. To help with the planning, here are a few great resources: Autism Speaks: Stepping Up to Summertime Fun! http://www.autismspeaks.org/family-services/community-connections/community-inclusion Tips for a Happy and Healthy Summer! http://www.autismspeaks.org/family-services/health-and-wellness/summer National...

SUMMERTIME FUN AND SAFETY

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ASLA’s Camp Navin – Summer Camp for Adults with Autism

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As the summer heat settles in, many families head to pools, beaches grow crowded, and our time spent near water becomes part of our routines. What seems like a standard...

4 Steps to Swim Safety for Your Child with Autism

...summer break be a great opportunity to continue your child’s learning and growth. While summer can […] Building Social Skills During Summer Summer is a few short weeks away! The...

...from summer to back-to-school — it can be anxiety-provoking. The sudden shift from a relaxed summer schedule to a structured school routine can be overwhelming. However, maintaining a consistent daily...

The Importance of Sticking to Consistent ABA Therapy

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...strategies—and see what works best for you and your child. For non-screen alternatives to summer fun, read “How to Keep Your Child with Autism Engaged this Summer.” References https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28168778/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29499467/...

How to Handle Screen Time with Your Child with Autism

5 Back-to-School Blogs Every Parent of a Child with Autism Should Read

Returning to school from summer break can be challenging for children, especially those with autism. In our top five back-to-school blogs, you can find information on everything from homework tips...

5 Back-to-School Blogs Every Parent of a Child with Autism Should Read

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...a moment. This summer, I’ll go to the zoo and water park with my family. We’ll get outdoors and do some of the things we couldn’t do last summer because...

A Special Mother’s Day Interview with Becky Schoenfeldt