Area rugs give your home a cozy, hygge vibe. They also provide protective cushioning in playrooms, classrooms, and gyms. I sandwiched myself between the massive area rugs on display until I found the perfect one for our living room. Unfortunately, not long after, a tan hue had overtaken its grayish Continue Reading
A new, possibly, fully normal school year is upon us. Teachers turned to technology in the wake of Covid-19 to accommodate remote learning for their students. As schools in the U.S. resume traditional schooling, will teachers continue to access digital resources available to them? Boom Learning℠ is one such resource. Continue Reading
Would you like a lesson in behavior analysis without all the gobbledygook? Families interested in learning about behavior analysis often have their queries met with confusing answers. An online search mostly yields jargon-filled research studies. Practitioner explanations aren’t especially clear either. How do you explain behavior analysis to someone who Continue Reading
I love spending time in the kitchen. For those of you who don’t, or just don’t have the time, I’d like to share my list of my ‘must have’ items that will save you time in the kitchen. *This post and images below contain affiliate links. Read more by clicking Continue Reading
What it IS: A science Applied Behavior Analysis’ claim as an approach firmly rooted in science is often cited. ABA qualifies as a science because of its’ use of scientific methods of inquiry. At the same time, there are many untruths surrounding ABA. In this post I hope to clear Continue Reading
I’ve finally tired of jolting awake from the firehouse-worthy signal emitted from our alarm clock. We could set it to wake to the radio, but who wants to wake up to a traffic report? There are lots of fun options other than a standard old alarm clock you should try Continue Reading
Much of the responsibility in implementing in-home ABA therapy sessions rests with the staff assigned to work with your child. They are tasked with carrying out programming, handling of behavior issues and materials, as well as pacing instruction. However, soon after agreeing to initiate ABA therapy in your home, it Continue Reading
Parents, do you ever get the feeling people assume you can inform them if their child is ‘on the spectrum’ because your child has been given the autism diagnosis? Those working with autistic children have this issue as well. I always respond by first stating the only professional qualified to Continue Reading
