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.
Water Safety for Children With Autism: 5 Strategies for Safe Swimming 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 »
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.
Sports for Kids with Autism: 5 Key Strategies for Parents and Caregivers Read More »
As May the 4th approaches, affectionately known as “Star Wars Day,” ABA Centers of Rhode Island is very aware of the profound impact this franchise has on children, especially those who find solace and joy within its imaginative worlds.
May the 4th Be with You: ABA Centers Rhode Island Spotlights Star WarS Read More »
ABA Centers of Rhode Island is committed to providing exceptional care for children with autism and their families. Autism care transcends politics—it is about ensuring that every child gets the support they need to thrive. Let’s explore the latest updates and what they mean for families in Rhode Island.
President Trump, Autism Policy, and the Future: What RI Families Need to Know 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 »
If you’re the parent or caregiver of a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), chances are you’ve experienced that heart-stopping moment when you realize your child is suddenly out of sight. Elopement in autism, when an individual wanders or runs away from a safe space, is one of the most distressing and dangerous behaviors associated with ASD.
Elopement in Autism: 7 Preventing Strategies Read More »
In this ABA Centers of Rhode Island blog, we will 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 »
Have you ever noticed a small habit that helps you stay calm, like tapping your foot, biting your nails, or twirling your hair? These are forms of self-stimulatory behaviors that many people engage in, often without realizing it. For individuals on the spectrum, stimming in autism, or self-stimulatory behaviors, is a characteristic response to sensory input or emotional regulation.
Understanding Stimming in Autism: Key Insights and Practical Support 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 »
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