ABA Blog

Types of Therapy for Autism: How Do You Know What to Prioritize?
There are many autism therapy options, but your child may not need them all at once. Learn how families can compare therapies, prioritize meaningful goals, and choose support with greater confidence.

Coordinated Autism Care: How to Align Your Child’s Team
Coordinated autism care can help families connect recommendations across home, school, healthcare, and therapy. Learn how to clarify each provider’s role, create a shared autism therapy plan, address conflicting recommendations, and keep your child’s priorities at the center of every decision.

ABA Therapy for Preschoolers: How It Differs From ABA Therapy for Toddlers
How does ABA change as a child moves from toddlerhood into the preschool years? Learn how goals, teaching opportunities, and family involvement may evolve while ABA remains individualized, play-friendly, and responsive to each child’s development

ABA Techniques for Parents: Practical Ways to Support Your Child at Home
Explore six practical ABA techniques for parents that can help reinforce communication, independence, and other developing skills during everyday family routines; it’s not about recreating therapy sessions, but about supporting your child’s progress.

Autismo y Halloween: 8 Consejos Para Una Temporada Espeluznantemente Segura
Este blog de ABA Centers of New Jersey muestra a las familias cómo planificar un Halloween respetuoso con los sentidos, con disfraces poco estresantes, rutinas predecibles y actividades inclusivas.

Level 1 Autism: Early Signs Parents Miss & What To Do Now
Level 1 autism is often misunderstood, especially when compared to outdated terms like Asperger’s. This guide breaks down what Level 1 truly means, how it affects daily life, and the support strategies that help individuals thrive.

6 Estrategias para Abordar las Conductas de Fuga en el Autismo
Cuando buscamos el término "fuga" en línea, lo primero que aparecerá es la definición clásica de huir. Sin embargo, la importancia de las conductas de fuga en el autismo es algo a lo que, como padres y cuidadores de niños con Trastorno del Espectro Autista (TEA), debemos prestar atención, ya que supone un riesgo importante para la salud y el bienestar de nuestros hijos.

School Transition for Children with Autism: Preparing for Preschool with Confidence
The school transition for children with autism involves more than preparing a backpack. New routines, unfamiliar people, sensory demands, and changing expectations can feel overwhelming. Learn how families can use early planning, visual supports, communication strategies, and ABA therapy to help children prepare for preschool with greater confidence.

ABA Therapy Progress: Why Small Steps Lead to Meaningful Growth
Meaningful ABA therapy progress is built through consistent improvements in communication, independence, and daily living skills—not overnight transformations. Learn what to expect in ABA therapy, how ABA therapy goals guide treatment, and how ABA Centers of New Jersey helps families celebrate every step forward.
