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Keeping your hands clean can help protect your health and everyone else’s. Germs can get into your body through your eyes, nose, and mouth and make you sick. Hand-washing with soap or using hand sanitizer removes germs from your hands and helps prevent sickness. Make sure to wash your hands or use sanitizer after you blow…

We know you’re feeling the effects of stress now more than ever, which means it’s even more important to make sure you feel safe and comfortable, whether you’re receiving services in one of our clinics, your home, or via Telehealth. ACES is taking your health and safety seriously. We have implemented standards of care to…

ACES Feeding Specialists provide expertise in restrictive feeding patterns and other food-related concerns. They have strategies to support increased acceptance of food options at home and in the community, can provide guidance on decreasing family mealtime stress and help create practical mealtime routines which foster age-appropriate feeding skills. Does your child eat a limited variety of…

Are parents and caregivers required to wear face covering when entering the clinic? Yes. Parents and caregivers must wear a face covering in the clinic. Signage will be posted in the clinic front door as a reminder to parents and caregivers to wear face coverings. Can My Child Still Do Telehealth Groups? Yes, your child…

ACES is now offering special activities to keep your child engaged in their ABA sessions! Is your child interested in Drawing, Dance, Music or LEGOs? Well, we have ACES staff who are ready to lead your child, with peers, in these special activities and more! During your child’s ABA session, they can participate in these…

Need 20 minutes to do the dishes, laundry, or sweep the floor? Or just to be alone in peace and quiet? Or do you want to teach your child to be more independent and entertain themselves? Activity Systems Are for You! What are Activity Systems? Created at The University of Carolina TEACCH Autism Program founded…