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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.
Building a Support Team for Your Child With Autism: Who to Include and How to Coordinate Care
Getting an autism diagnosis (or even starting the evaluation process) can bring a lot of emotion at once: relief, worry, confusion, and the feeling that you are suddenly expected to become an expert overnight. If you are a parent or caregiver in this season, it is...
Building Routines That Work: Structure Without Stress for Families with Autism
Creating daily routines for a child with autism can feel overwhelming at first. Many parents and caregivers want to build structure at home but worry about being too rigid or adding pressure to an already busy day. The good news is that routines do not need to be...
What If My Child Doesn’t Like ABA Therapy at First? How to Navigate Resistance and Build Trust
Starting ABA therapy is a major step for families navigating an autism diagnosis. It is completely normal for some children to resist therapy at first. Resistance may look like tears, refusal to participate, avoidance, or withdrawal. For parents, this can feel...
Beyond Therapy: How to Support Your Child’s Growth in Everyday Moments
When your child begins ABA therapy, it can feel like progress only happens during scheduled sessions. But real, lasting growth does not stay inside a therapy room. Some of the most meaningful breakthroughs happen in everyday moments: at the grocery store, during bath...
Autism Diagnosis Checklist: What to Do in the First 30 Days
Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child can feel like a whirlwind of emotion. You may feel confused, scared, relieved, motivated...or all of the above. The important thing to remember is that you don’t have to figure everything out at once. The first month after...
How to Talk to Friends and Family About Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis
Learning that your child has been diagnosed with autism can feel like a turning point, not just for you, but for your entire circle of loved ones. While your focus is (rightfully) on your child’s needs, you may also find yourself wondering how to share this news with...
Studies suggest that early diagnosis and emersion in ABA treatment leads to improvement in important developmental areas such as communication, attention, and social skills.