Applied Behavior Analysis therapy is effective in reducing the symptoms of autism. However, there is still much unknown about ABA and its long-term effects.

Before 2013, there were four main categories of autism, now anyone on the autism spectrum is simply diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

There's no singular "normal" life. ABA therapy can help individuals with autism develop skills and create their own sense of normalcy.

When looking for an ABA provider, it is important to ask a lot of questions. Here are some of the most important questions to ask when evaluating providers.

Here are tips that can help you and your child with autism enjoy the holiday season from setting routines, not overcommitting, coming prepared, and more.

At ACES, we offer Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in North Carolina for individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

A recent study has shown that a significant number of children with ASD may no longer meet the diagnosis criteria by the time they reach adulthood. Learn more.

Short Answer: Yes. ABA is one of the most common types of therapy for those impacted by autism. Learn more about ABA and other therapies.

Sensory overload is a common problem for people on the autism spectrum, and it can be very challenging to manage. Headphones and earplugs may help.

There isn't enough scientific evidence to make a definitive statement; however, ABA therapy has been shown to be an effective autism treatment option.

ABA therapy is one of the most popular types of therapy for autism. ABA helps improve behaviors important to daily life such as communication, social skills, and self-care skills.

One of the main benefits of ABA therapy is that it is customized to fit each individual child's needs. It also utilizes a combination of autism therapy methods. Learn more

ACES is here to bring some positive safety tips to help your family, including your child with autism, have a safe, fun summer.

Learn how to create a more neuro-diverse work environment and some of the myths surrounding neurodiversity in the workplace.

Early interventions for autism "are more likely to have major long-term positive effects on symptoms and later skills" for children on the spectrum. Learn more.

Efforts to increase autism awareness have fallen short of the goal of improving lives. Learn more.

Depending on an individuals certifications, an autism therapist can provide ABA, occupational, and speech therapy. They also can support social skills.

Looking for a babysitter for your autistic child? Learn what qualities to look for, where to find candidates, and how to set them up for success.

Many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have sensory difficulties. Sensory difficulties can affect every aspect of a child's life. Learn more.

Driving can present unique challenges to those with autism; and, while there are no legal regulations regarding ASD and driving, there are a few things to consider.

At ACES, we offer Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in Austin, TX for individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Having a child diagnosed with ASD was not exactly in your plan for your child's life; however, here are tips for how to handle the diagnosis.

Learn the four key differences between autism awareness and autism acceptance.

"Are you born with autism?" is hard to answer. Autism is a complicated issue and doesn't have one answer or solution. Learn more.

If you are worried that your child may have autism, it is important to know the signs so that you can get them help. Here are some of the common symptoms.

If you are concerned about the possibility of autism in your family, here are some of the known causes of autism and possible predictors of autism.

Here is a quick deconstruction of the principles that guide essential ABA services: Antecedent, response, reinforcement, and generalization.

Help potty train your child with autism using ABA-based tips for timing, visual cues, positive reinforcement, routines, and handling accidents with patience.

ACES has announced the formation of a national Clinical Advisory Board comprising preeminent experts across the autism and healthcare fields.

ACES and Stanford are teaming up to bring a potential new solution to families in need to prevent gaps in access to autism care. Learn more.

Aetna and ACES enhance their relationship and create Aetna's first institute of quality for autism. Learn more.

Do you struggle with your child with autism or need more help using the strategies taught during ABA? ACES parent services specialists are here to help!

ACES Family Resource Center Specialists offer targeted resources and support information for not just the child with autism but all family members.

ACES Adolescent and Adult Specialists provide expertise in the specialized needs of adults and teens who have autism and are approaching adult transition.

ACES, an ABA therapy provider, has been recognized by Forbes magazine as one of America’s best midsize employers for 2019 and 2021. Learn more.

This acquisition expands access to leading ABA services to more individuals and families impacted with autism or other special needs in the U.S.

Learn the early signs of autism in babies and toddlers, including eye contact, language delays, stimming, and play behaviors, plus when to seek support.

A behavioral interventionist is a career that makes an impact on individuals and families who have been impacted by autism and other special needs.

Tis the Season to be Jolly and join a festive celebration with peers. At this outdoor event, we'll have a variety of arts, crafts, games and cheer.

Behavioral Interventionists primarily work with children who have autism, ASD, as well as with children with other developmental disabilities.

Sending your child to school for the first time is hard for any parent. Here are tips on how you can choose a school that is best suited for your child with autism.

ACES has implemented improvements to our scheduling process to provide continuity of quality care for your child.

We're taking our ABA groups outdoors! In addition to our In-Clinic services and telehealth services ACES is offering another option, Outdoor ABA!

Do you have a child under three years old and find yourself asking: Why is my child not talking? Not making eye contact? see if early intervention may help.

ACES clinic sessions will help your child, through ABA, prepare for summer camps and prepare for changes that may occur when your child returns to school.

Does your child have trouble sleeping through the night? Consulting with an ACES Sleep Specialist may be the answer.

ACES is taking your health and safety seriously. We have implemented standards of care to ensure proper hygiene. Learn more.

We are very proud of our daughter, her autism does not define her. However, we wish society was more understanding and accepting of those with disabilities.

PEERS® is an evidence-based, caregiver-assisted, social skills intervention for teens and young adults 13-24 years old. Learn more.

We believe in using as much visual support for our ABA clients as possible to help them be as independent in their daily activities as possible.

Our values will continue amid Covid-19, your safety is a top priority at ACES.

Parents and siblings of a special child share common feelings, even embarrassment, when unexpected behaviors happen. Here's ways to help.

The quickest way parents can find inclusive family activities that provide a sense of normalcy is by searching the term “sensory-friendly”.

How do parents supply support for a child who needs more help while not diminishing the ones who do not?

Many parents and professionals are finding that beginning ABA in a more controlled environment leads to faster learning than home settings.

Simply asking for and listening to your child’s ideas may open pathways for opportunities for your child with special needs that you haven’t considered before.

Requests from a parent to help a sibling with autism, keep them occupied or safe can be stressful for a child and is not always developmentally appropriate.

Many children with ASD engage in verbal and physical behaviors that may be upsetting to others; learn how to support and protect their siblings.

This year the Leadville Trail 100 MTB race has chosen Autism Speaks as their charitable fundraising partner and I am serving on the fundraising team. Learn more.

The path to connection with siblings with autism requires a clearer roadmap for their brothers and sisters. Here are some tips.

In a family with autism, a parent’s time is more often pulled in the direction of their sibling with pressing needs. Here are tips for making time for everyone.

Many questions are asked about autism. Help your child to become fluent in your family's definition of autism and related behaviors by choosing key phrases.

Siblings of persons with autism share many of the worries that parents have; isolation, guilt, concerns about the future, and what others may think.

ACES California Offices have been awarded the highest level of accreditation by CARF International for Behavioral Health Services! Learn more.

Once a month Open ACES will be doing fun activities to give your child a fun learning environment where they can meet new friends!

It is a path to understanding that benefits everyone -- on or off the autism spectrum.

Open ACES ACES is excited to announce a unique sibling program now being offered in the Orange County clinic. Learn more.

Learn more about autism including what an ASD diagnosis means, support and understanding, and accepting different behaviors.

It’s been twenty years since ACES opened its doors in 1996 to individuals and families impacted with autism and other developmental disabilities.

In the world of ABA, the question is not only “Has the client gotten better,” but “Have we improved the quality of life for the client and the family?”

Learn what an IEP is, understand the members of an IEP team, how to schedule a meeting, typical contents of an IEP, common acronyms, and more tips.

A task analysis is an effective process used to identify and teach the steps necessary for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder to become more independent.

Need help getting your child with autism to sleep? Try to minimize stimulating factors, stick to a routine, and controlling the sleep environment.

At ACES, we offer Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in Katy, Texas for individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Help your child with autism thrive during the holidays with four simple tips to reduce overwhelm and make celebrations more enjoyable.

Do you have a passion for helping others? If so, here are the top ten reasons why being an Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a great career choice.

When it comes to providing exceptional care and support for individuals with autism or special needs, ACES Austin sets the standard. Learn more.

Here are the top ten things a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) needs to know to be successful in this role.

At each stage of development, potential signs of autism may manifest, learn more about the milestones you can expect to see in your child at the age of 4.

At each stage of development, potential signs of autism may manifest, learn more about the milestones you can expect to see in your child at the age of 3.

Thinking of becoming a registered behavioral technician (RBT)? Here are a few things to know and remember about becoming a behavior technician.

Help your child with autism build social skills with tips for play dates, support groups, community activities, ABA therapy, and focusing on their strengths.