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Autism Diagnosis in Teens: Signs, Assessments, and Why It Matters
Table of Contents How do I get my teen tested for autism? For many families, the teenage years bring new questions about development, independence, and future goals. When parents notice social, behavioral, or communication challenges during this stage, they may wonder if autism could be a factor. An autism diagnosis in teens can feel overwhelming
Understanding Stigma in Autism Within Latino Communities
Stigma in autism creates significant challenges for Latino communities, leading to delayed diagnoses and limited access to crucial interventions. Cultural misconceptions, language barriers, and community pressures combine to prevent families from seeking timely support
Autism in Adulthood: What Changes and How to Thrive
Table of Contents What is it like to have autism in adulthood? Have you ever wondered this while looking at your neurodiverse kids while feeling curiosity, concern, and sometimes uncertainty? It’s entirely okay for parents and caregivers to have these concerns, even more so because autism doesn’t disappear when childhood ends: it evolves. For many,
4 de Julio Sensorialmente Amigable: Celebraciones Inclusivas para Niños con Autismo
The Fourth of July is a cherished American tradition marked by fireworks, festive gatherings, and community parades. However, for neurodiverse families, this vibrant celebration can present sensory challenges that make it difficult for them to participate.
Personajes con Autismo: Por Qué es Importante la Representación en la Cultura Pop
Which fictional character has autism? The answer isn’t just one name. From Sam in Atypical to Shaun in The Good Doctor, many characters show traits of autism—but how they are portrayed makes all the difference. Keep reading this blog by ABA Centers of New Jersey to explore who these characters are, how they’re changing perceptions, and why this matters more than ever.
Mes Nacional de la Seguridad en el Agua: 7 Consejos de Seguridad para Familias con TEA
May is National Water Safety Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and promoting safer practices around water. For many families affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD), water safety is critical. Many children with autism are naturally drawn to water. However, many may not fully understand the dangers of being near or in it.
¿Qué apoyos hay disponibles para la planificación financiera para el autismo?
Raising a child with autism brings special joys—and financial worries. Families often ask, “What supports are available for autism financial planning?” The good news: there are many. Federal programs (SSI, Medicaid, IDEA), state services, and savings tools can ease the burden. With careful autism financial planning, you can secure a stable future. This blog by ABA Centers of New Jersey will guide parents through budgeting, savings options, government benefits, and community resources to build confidence and peace of mind.
Estadísticas Sobre Autismo: Los CDC Elevan la Tasa de TEA a 1 de Cada 31 niños en EE.UU.
Autism impacts millions of families globally, and our understanding of ASD continues to evolve as we gain more insight into why autism prevalence is increasing. The CDC currently estimates that autism affects 1 in 31 children, which translates to about 3.2% of children aged 8.
Viajando Con Autismo En Verano: Guía Para que las Aventuras En Familia Sean Más Agradables E Inclusivas
The idea of summer vacation often brings up images of packed suitcases, sandy beaches, theme parks, or long road trips. For many families, it’s a season full of joy and spontaneity. But for parents of neurodiverse individuals, traveling with autism can come with a different set of expectations. While every child deserves the chance to explore new places and make summer memories, neurodiverse families often need a thoughtful and tailored approach to make these experiences enjoyable for everyone.
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