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As the spooky season approaches in Washington, it’s an ideal time to discuss strategies for an autism-friendly Halloween. This holiday can pose unique challenges for children and teens on the spectrum, stemming from sensory sensitivities, elaborate decorations, and potentially distressing events. However, rest assured that these insights will equip you and your loved ones with

ABA therapy helps autistic individuals gain skills to communicate effectively and cope with real-world environments. By focusing on the function of their behaviors, ABA Centers of Washington recognizes patterns and establishes the challenges a child is experiencing.

What does a BCBA do? BCBAs at ABA Centers of Washington are essential in ensuring your child’s treatment autism care plan is relevant and meaningful to their life goals. Additionally, they support families through their child’s therapy to create better days for everyone.

An autism diagnosis is the first step toward a healthier, happier life for your neurodivergent loved one. Discover the process and the next steps here.

Play is a powerful tool for children with autism, enabling them to develop essential skills, overcome challenges, and reach their unique potential. At ABA Centers of Washington, we recognize the connection between autism and play and incorporate it into therapy regimens to teach new skills effectively.