When and How to Talk to Your Child About Their Diagnosis
As a BCBA, one of the questions I hear from parents is, “When should I tell my child they have
Ben Gerding
September 16, 2026
As a BCBA, one of the questions I hear from parents is, “When should I tell my child they have
For parents and caregivers of autistic children, digital devices are rarely just toys. A tablet can serve as an augmentative
When your child is not speaking as expected, it is natural to worry. You may find yourself waiting hopefully for
For families navigating the world of developmental therapies, the decision to seek Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Speech-Language Pathology (SLP), or
As a parent of a child in ABA therapy, you may notice your child performing skills at the clinic that
For decades, the dominant narrative surrounding developmental and behavioral therapies was rooted firmly in the medical model of disability. The
For parents and caregivers navigating the world of developmental therapies, the journey can sometimes feel like climbing a mountain with
Receiving the news that your child’s insurance authorization has been denied can feel overwhelming. After scheduling evaluations, completing paperwork, and
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Getting Started Is Simple
First, simply contact the location nearest you. Have all the important information for your child ready, including name, date of birth, diagnosis, physician information, insurance information, and therapy history.
Then, come in to meet our treatment team to complete an evaluation. A full treatment program will be developed, designed entirely around your child’s needs.
Once the plan is approved by insurance and you pick a start date, we can begin getting your child in-facility and get to work!