As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisper, it's the perfect time to explore the enchantment of fall with books. If you're a parent of a child with autism, you know that finding engaging and relatable reading materials can be challenging. That's why we've compiled a list of 5 captivating fall-themed
As families across the country prepare for fireworks, parades, and gatherings, it's important for parents of children with autism to create an inclusive and enjoyable experience for their loved ones. With a little planning and consideration, you can make this Independence Day a memorable and positive celebration for your entire family! Prepare for
We are excited to announce the launch of our new podcast, PlayMode, where we dive deep into the world of ABA Therapy. Our host, Angelica Gatlin, interviews professionals in the industry to provide you with the best tips and techniques to teach essential life skills to children on the spectrum and other developmental disabilities.
As a parent, having a child with autism can be challenging, but having another child who has a sibling with autism can be equally difficult. The sibling relationship is unique and complex, and parents must recognize the importance of supporting both children to foster a positive and healthy relationship. So, here are some tips
During the first couple of years of life infant development happens in spurts and at an incredible rate of change. Most infants grow into walking and talking toddlers by the middle of their second year of life, and the pace at which these changes occur can vary tremendously across children. No two children develop
Autism LevelUP You have the facts straight about autism, but what now? The next step is learning to listen to the autistic community and spread acceptance and awareness. Our Training Manager, Kelsey Kerrigan, has gathered resources to help you challenge yourself and others to LevelUP. Find out what level you are below and take
Easy to make using cheap, household ingredients, this scented play dough is sure to guarantee hours of fun!Before you begin, it is important to note that not all extract oils are culinary grade. Research beforehand and consult with a healthcare professional about any allergies as well.Supplies:2.5 cups flour1 cup salt3/4 cup warm water1.5 tbsp vegetable
In STEPPS is excited to share that we are now in-network with the amazing team at Easterseals of Southern California! In STEPPS was one of only three providers chosen out of multiple applicants submitted. This partnership will expand our reach to ensure those with autism and their families receive high-quality ABA services. We are currently
In STEPPS is excited to announce our sponsorship of the Autism's Got Talent Live competition hosted by The Autism Society San Diego. This event will take place on April 17th, 2021 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. About The Autism Society San Diego The Autism Society San Diego is a local non-profit. This non-profit has served
OT Emily Menaker Tying shoes can be a difficult skill to learn. Our wonderful OT Ms. Emily Menaker introduced us to a method originally developed by Kim Mickely, COTA and we have to say, we are on board! Thank you, Ms. Emily! Steps to Tying Shoes: Straighten the laces and lay them on either side
