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In rock climbing “Belay On” is the voice command given by a climbing partner to indicate that they are ready to support the climber in case of a slip or fall.
At Belay On Autism Services, our goal is to be a supportive partner in caring for your child. We understand that each child is unique and will face their own individual challenges. Our unique blend of services helps us to design and implement a specified plan for each of our patients.
In our blog, you will find information on autism, the diagnosis process, treatment options, and support groups. We look forward to being your partner on this journey! Please feel free to call or contact us at any time. We’re here for you.
Balancing Autism Caregiving and Self-Care: Tips for Overwhelmed Caregivers
This post includes actionable tips for how to stop feeling overwhelmed as a parent of a child with autism. Parenting a child with autism can feel overwhelming, but it’s essential to balance your child’s needs with your own well-being. Focus on quality over quantity...
How ABA Therapy Helps Children Apply Skills in the Real World
Generalization in ABA therapy helps children with autism apply learned skills in new settings, with different people, and across varied situations. By using strategies like teaching in multiple contexts and involving caregivers, ABA ensures skills are meaningful and...
What Are Prompting and Fading in ABA Therapy?
Prompting and fading are key ABA therapy techniques that help children learn new skills. Prompting provides guidance for tasks, while fading gradually reduces support, encouraging independence and confidence. With consistent practice, these strategies empower children...
How ABA Therapy Build Independences in Daily Routines
ABA therapy helps children with autism build independence by teaching daily routines like self-care, household tasks, and transitions. Using structured methods, positive reinforcement, and caregiver support, ABA empowers children to gain confidence and master...
How ABA Therapy Builds Confidence in Children with Autism
ABA therapy builds confidence in children with autism by providing structure, positive reinforcement, and opportunities to develop essential skills. Through skill-building, independence, and positive social interactions, children become more self-assured and...
Making the Holidays Easier for Children with Autism
The holidays can be overwhelming for children with autism, but with preparation and flexibility, you can create a fun and comfortable experience. Use social stories, sensory-friendly decorations, and maintain routines as much as possible. Setting up a quiet space and...
Studies suggest that early diagnosis and emersion in ABA treatment leads to improvement in important developmental areas such as communication, attention, and social skills.