Early Signs of Autism in Toddlers: What to Look For
Learn the early signs of autism in toddlers, how to identify autism in toddlers, and when to seek evaluation and support.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2026: What It Means and Why It Matters
In this blog by ABA Centers of Rhode Island, we will explore the significance of this World Autism Awareness Day, the challenges faced by individuals with autism, and how everyone can contribute to a more inclusive world.
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Understanding Virtual Autism Diagnosis: What It Means & How It Works
We will explore virtual autism diagnosis: what it involves, how online autism diagnosis compares to in-person, its accuracy, and its benefits. And how ABA Centers of Rhode Island supports early evaluation and personalized ABA therapy.
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The Connection Between Autism and OCD: How the Y-BOCS Scale Helps Diagnose OCD in ASD
Autism and OCD often overlap, making diagnosis complex. Learn more about this overlap in our latest blog! We will discuss key differences, how the Y-BOCS Scale helps assess symptoms, and how professionals create individualized care for families navigating both conditions.
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Trump Autism Announcement: What this Means for Rhode Island Families
The Trump autism announcement has raised questions about acetaminophen and pregnancy, autism research, and new therapy options. Here’s what Rhode Island families need to know
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Navigating Back-to-School Anxiety in Children with Autism
As the long, warm days of summer begin to wind down, the buzz of a new school year starts to fill the air. For many families, this is a season of anticipation and planning—new backpacks, sharpened pencils, and the excitement of new beginnings. But for children on the spectrum, this transition can bring something entirely different: back-to-school anxiety.
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Caregiver Burnout in Autism: Understanding, Preventing, and Managing the Emotional Toll
Caring for and educating a child is one of life’s incredible journeys, but it comes with its share of challenges. For parents and caregivers raising children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the stakes are even higher. Constant attention, emotional investment, and unique responsibilities can lead to a state of fatigue, stress, and mental exhaustion that mental health professionals call caregiver burnout.
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How Celebrity Autism Parents Are Changing the Autism Conversation
Celebrity autism parents have emerged as powerful catalysts for change in how society understands, accepts, and supports individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). By opening their private lives to public view, these influential voices help dismantle misconceptions while advocating for greater awareness, improved services, and meaningful inclusion.
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Water Safety for Children With Autism: 5 Strategies for Safe Swimming
Summer brings a natural increase in water activities—swimming pools open, beaches fill with families, and backyard water play becomes a daily occurrence. For most children, these activities represent simple summer fun. For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), however, water safety presents a significant concern.
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Sports for Kids with Autism: 5 Key Strategies for Parents and Caregivers
If you are looking for an excellent opportunity to enhance the physical and social abilities of children in the neurodiverse community, here is some information about sports for kids with autism. These activities are specially designed to address challenges like motor coordination and social interactions, creating a supportive environment where children build confidence, develop motor skills, and actively engage in physical activities.
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