IABA Autism & Blog Archives
Autism Differences in Boys & Girls
Autism has traditionally been diagnosed more frequently in males, but new studies have shown that autism may have nothing to do with sex. The lower prevalence of autism in girls may be due to specific behaviors that...
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Signs of Autism in Girls
Autism has traditionally been diagnosed more frequently in males, but new studies have shown that autism may have nothing to do with sex. The lower prevalence of autism in girls may be due to specific behaviors that...
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Lessons from a Farm
Growing up my grandparents lived on a farm in northeast Ohio about an hour from my parent's home. During my childhood, the farm was my happy place for so many years. As a child fitting in was...
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Listening & Control
A few weeks ago I wrote to you about the power of listening to each other. This week I'd like to dive more deeply into how to navigate the multifaceted ways of listening, being listened to, or...
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Health Insurance & Autism
Getting health insurance to cover certain needs can be a pain in many cases. Health insurance and autism, however, are in a category of their own. The most recent data from the CDC estimates that 1 in...
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A Wall, or Two
Two weeks ago, after the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, I wrote to you for the first time in months. I shared with you that over these past two years I had felt as though I'm living...
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The Benefits of Occupational Therapy for Autism
There are many types of therapy that can help with specific symptoms of Autism. One type of therapy that is often underlooked when it comes to treating ASD is occupational therapy (OT). In tandem with a solid...
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Pregnancy, Acetaminophen, & Autism
Acetaminophen has always been the go-to drug for pain relief during pregnancy. Doctors often prescribed acetaminophen as an OTC drug for mild to moderate headaches due to the low risk associated with pregnancies. The widespread use of...
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Travel & Vacation Tips for Children with Autism
Long trips and vacations with kids can be difficult. Keeping a child occupied and calm during a trip requires patience and preparation. Keeping a child with autism occupied and calm during a trip may require some extra...
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Light at the Wound
Over the past two years (and counting) I have lived through events that have bore incredible pain, as many others have. If you had asked me in March of 2020 if even a fraction of what I...
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Great Summer Programs for Children with Autism
School is almost out for summer. This doesn’t mean that your child will need to be at home all summer. There are many summer programs, activities, and events that are designed for children with autism in mind....
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IABA Consultants in Milestones Magazine
IABA Consultants was recently featured in the spring 2022 issue of Milestones magazine. Click the image below to check out the article!
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Transitioning to Summer Tips for Children with Autism
Earlier this year, we wrote an article about Going Back to School for Kids with Autism. Believe it or not, this school year is almost over! That’s why we wanted to come back to this topic but...
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Finding a Safe Park for Children with Autism
Going to the park is a great way to get some outdoor time with your family. Finding a park that an autistic child can feel comfortable at, however, can be a bit of a challenge. Let’s go...
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Finding a Pediatrician for Children with Autism
A few weeks ago, we wrote a blog on general tips to help children with autism feel comfortable at a doctor’s office. We mentioned finding a doctor who has specific practices for children with autism but didn’t...
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Shopping Tips for Children with Autism
Shopping with children isn’t easy. From the busy environments to the constant ‘I wants’, children will always find a way to make your trip to the store more difficult. The discomfort an autistic child may feel during...
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Haircut Visit Tips for Children with Autism
Haircuts are difficult for many young children. Adding sensory sensitivities to the equation can make haircut appointments even harder. This is why we want to talk about haircuts for autistic children and what can be done to...
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Doctor Visit Tips for Children with Autism
Taking your child to the doctor for a checkup can be an ordeal, especially if your child has related sensory sensitivities. The setting, noises, number of people, and other things can lead to many different sensory issues....
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Dental Visit Tips for Children with Autism
Depending on their sensory sensitivities, going to the dentist can be a challenge for autistic children and their parents. The medical setting, the noises, and the procedures can lead to many different sensory issues. Even finding a...
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