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IRVINE, Calif.- November 16, 2022- Merit Awards, an independent awards program that recognizes global industries and the market they serve, this week announced the winners of the Merit Awards for Healthcare. ACES was designated with a gold standing Merit Award in Healthcare Systems for its work on the Center of Excellence (COE) quality system and…

Parenting a child with autism can be difficult. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects how a person communicates and interacts with others. It can be very challenging for you as a parent to know how to best support your child and help them reach their full potential. In today’s blog post…

Today, we celebrate and honor Kristin Farmer, our CEO and founder. Kristin created ACES more than 27 years ago; her mission was clear, simple, but ambitious, to make a difference for all children with autism. Kristin started as a teacher, working close to the children and parents, identifying their needs and pain points, and supporting…

ACES Earns Three-Year CARF Accreditation IRVINE, Calif.- November 10, 2022- CARF International announced that ACES 2020, LLC has been accredited for a period of three years for the following programs: Behavioral Consultation Services Behavioral Consultation Services (autism spectrum disorder- Adults) Behavioral Consultation Services (autism spectrum disorder- Children and Adolescents) Services for Children and Youth: Child…

If you like working with kids, making an impact, and getting paid for it, a job as a Behavioral Technician could be for you! Apply Today! Behavioral Technicians (BTs) use a science-based technique called Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to help people on the autism spectum develop essential life skills and work through behavioral issues. The…

It is inspiring to find initiatives that make our society more inclusive, creating spaces for individuals rather than expecting everyone to adapt. For too many years, neurodivergent individuals who experienced sensory processing disorders didn’t have a place in public events. But our culture is changing thanks to organizations like KultureCity, which certifies staff and venues…