Explore the connection between play and autism, why play-based therapy for autism is effective, and how you can support your child in navigating autism and play skills.
Autism and Play Skills: 7 Effective Strategies to Encourage Play Read More »
ABA therapy can help toddlers with autism build communication, play, daily routine, and early learning skills in a supportive, individualized way. This guide explains what Rhode Island families can expect from early ABA therapy and how to take the next step with confidence.
Teaching handwashing to a child with autism can be challenging. Learn how visual supports, structured strategies, and ABA therapy help children build daily living skills and independence.
Autism Daily Living Skills: Teaching Handwashing to a Child with Autism Read More »
Autism food aversion goes beyond typical picky eating. Many children with autism experience sensory overload or gastrointestinal discomfort that makes certain foods feel unbearable. Learn the science behind food refusal and how ABA therapy can gently expand your child’s diet without pressure.
Autism Food Aversion: Why It Happens and How ABA Therapy Can Help Read More »
Valentine’s Day can feel overwhelming for children with autism and their families. Learn practical Valentine’s Day tips for parents that support calm, comfort, and connection.
Valentine’s Day Tips for Children with Autism: Creating a Calm, Meaningful Celebration Read More »
The holidays can be joyful and sensory safe! Learn how to plan autism-friendly holidays with meaningful family traditions and simple strategies to help your child feel calm and included.
Autism-Friendly Holidays: Making Thanksgiving Meaningful for Neurodiverse Families Read More »
What are the current autism rates in children? This post by ABA Centers of Rhode Island will explain the key findings from the CDC’s research, explore the reasons behind increasing autism rates, and highlight the importance of early intervention.
Autism Rates in Children: New CDC Data for 2025 Read More »
This guide by ABA Centers of Rhode Island provides aging parents with practical steps and resources to ensure their child’s well-being and security. We will explore the key areas older parents should consider when creating a roadmap for the future planning of children with autism.
5 Strategies for Aging Parents: Future Planning for Children with Autism Read More »
In this ABA Centers of Rhode Island blog, we’ll explain everything from the responsibilities and skills needed to how to work with families and developmental professionals as an RBT.
Defining a Registered Behavior Technician: 6 Essentials You Need to Know Read More »
At ABA Centers of Rhode Island, we advocate for the safety, well-being, and inclusion of the neurodiverse community. We know that the relationship between autism and law enforcement is a crucial issue that we should not overlook. In this blog, we will explore how to improve these interactions and share five critical strategies for both parents and police officers. Our goal is for families and police officers to feel prepared to handle these encounters appropriately.
Autism and the Police: 5 Strategies to Foster Understanding and Enhance Safety Read More »
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