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Our children are precious. Our students are loved. We want the best for them no matter what, but what happens if you start to notice …
ABA Speech offers so many different opportunities for guiding you to help the children with autism in your life. There are opportunities to grow in …
Are you finding yourself overwhelmed and frustrated about supporting all of your autistic learners in 2022? Are you looking for a roadmap to navigate through …
One of the biggest responsibilities as a provider is to ensure all students are making obtainable goals, meeting those goals, and then creating new ones …
Dr. Kerry Magro is a professional speaker, author, disability advocate, and autistic individual! In this interview he shares about all the support along his incredible communication journey. We discuss some great tips for students transitioning to college as well as impactful information on language for parents and professionals.
Are you wondering what play should look like for your baby or toddler? Kayla Chalko, from Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy, shares with me the benefits of play and connection. With a breakdown of play skill milestones of babies as young as 6 months up to 2 years of age, Kayla shares her insight on how parents and providers can support and encourage play.
Parents are an important part of the team and are integral for a successful therapy process. Today, Crystal Sanford, SLP and Autism mom, joins me to discuss how she provides IEP advocacy and empowerment through her practice, Sanford Autism Consulting. Whether you’re a parent or professional, this episode is full of great information, tips, and ideas to set you off on the right track to attaining successful services for your child or student.
Jaclynn Bosley is a great friend and colleague who I have worked with across many different settings over the years. She is the owner and operator of Thrive Early Learning Center. We discuss the importance of family involvement, some ideas for parents as they’re seeking the support of ABA therapy, and what early intervention looks like in Jaclynn’s center.
