Books to Read to Your Child During Changes in Routine
Special times like back to school, the holidays, or summer break are always exciting, but it can also mean a
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Television is the great escape. We get to live vicariously and feel all the feels: joy, sadness, frustration, friendship, love,
How To Use Shaping and Modeling at Home
By Erin Taylor, BCaBA Adopting behavior analysis techniques at home like shaping and modeling can make a significant impact on
Extinction Strategies to Use at Home
By Erin Taylor, BCaBA, LaBA Parenting can be both rewarding and challenging, especially when trying to address challenging behaviors in
Hyperfixation, Infodumping, and Autism: A Parent’s Guide
Hyperfixation and infodumping are two terms that are thrown around a lot in relation to autism. But, what exactly do
3 Key Tips for Increasing the Calm at Bedtime and Wake Up Time
Bedtime and wakeup routines can be difficult and dysregulating for children. At bedtime, your child transitions from playtime and being
Token Economy in Action
This blog was written by Erin Taylor, Clinic Manager, and Elisabeth Furlong, Registered Behavior Technician at Applied Behavioral Services in
6 Winter Health Tips for Children with Autism
By Francesca Joseph, Special Education Teacher, New Story Schools campus in Harrisburg, PA As colder temperatures increase, you and your
Four Steps to Using a Token Economy at Home
This blog was written by Erin Taylor, Clinic Manager, and Elisabeth Furlong, Registered Behavior Technician at Applied Behavioral Services in
Preparing for Winter – Tips for Families
This blog was written by Caryn Shaffer, Nurse at New Story Schools in Monroeville, PA and Danielle Medeiros, Project Administrator
Tips for the Holidays!
This blog was written by Erin Collins, BCaBA, LaBA, Clinic Manager at Applied Behavioral Services in Cincinnati, OH. For parents












