How ABA Therapy Helped Our Children Succeed: Insights from Two BCBA Moms
Two moms, Heather and Trisha, share their personal experiences with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy and how it has helped their children succeed.
Q&A About ABA Therapy for Children with Autism
Get answers to your contemporary ABA therapy FAQs. LEARN’s individualized, person-centered services integrate neurodiversity and prioritize your child’s unique needs.
3 Tips for Making Valentine’s Day Special for Your Autistic Child
Make Valentine’s Day special this year for your child with autism with these tips on how to express love to themselves, friends, and family members.
Myth: Autistic People Lack Empathy
Katherine Johnson. M.S., BCBASenior Director of Partnerships, LEARN Behavioral Note: This article is about a form of ableism that affects one part of the autistic community: autistic people who [...]
Back to School: Homework Tips
Heading back to school can bring a number of challenges for our kids, especially those with autism. Navigating new environments, teachers, therapists, and peers can each be a bit scary but full [...]
Voices for All: Sam Krus – An Interview Discussing Gender Diversity
First off, let’s talk about gender identity. How do you identify? I identify as floating between more of a masculine view and a gender-neutral view. If I was going to put a label on that, [...]
Voices for All: Ash Franks Talks about Supporting Autistic People While Being Autistic and Her Role on LEARN’s New Neurodiversity Advisory Committee
In September 2020, LEARN convened a group of neurodivergent staff to form our Neurodivergent Advisory Committee. The committee reviews and gives feedback on matters relating to neurodiversity and [...]