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Apr 102 min read

Understanding Meltdowns: Helping Your Child With Autism Through the Storm

But meltdowns are a form of communication, a way for your child with autism to express that they've reached a point of overload.

Mar 192 min read

How to Manage Sensory Overload in Autism

At Leap Autism Therapy, we understand the unique challenges that sensory overload can present for individuals on the autism spectrum.

Mar 52 min read

Building Social Skills: 6 activities you can do with your child who has autism

Supporting the development of social skills in children with autism is beneficial for their personal growth and enhances their overall well-

Dec 6, 20232 min read

How to Make the Holidays Special for Your Low-Functioning Child with Autism

Celebrating the holidays with a child who has autism, especially when they are low-functioning, can require some special consideration.

Nov 13, 20232 min read

Navigating Thanksgiving with Comfort: Tips for Parents of Children with Autism

For parents of children with autism, it can also present unique challenges, especially when it comes to larger gatherings.

Oct 18, 20232 min read

Halloween Happiness: Prepping Your Child for a Spooktacular Time

Let's dive into some tips to make this Halloween a fantastic and enjoyable experience for your child with autism.

Oct 4, 20232 min read

The Power of Teamwork: Why Parents Matter in ABA Therapy

The absolute game-changer that is parent involvement in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy

Sep 7, 20232 min read

Navigating Early Signs of Autism

When you suspect that your child might be showing signs of autism, it can be a confusing and emotional time.

Sep 6, 20232 min read

Managing Challenging Behaviors in Children with Autism

Challenging behaviors in children with autism often occur because they struggle to communicate their needs and emotions effectively.

Aug 16, 20232 min read

Siblings Are Superheroes Too! Supporting Your Amazing Kids with Autism Siblings

As parents, we focus on providing support for our child with autism, but it's also important to be mindful of their sibling's needs too!

Jul 31, 20233 min read

Preparing Your Child with Autism for a Successful Back-to-School Experience

Essential tips and strategies to help parents prepare their child with autism for a smooth back-to-school journey.

Jul 19, 20232 min read

Supporting Teens with Autism through the Transition to Adulthood

Five ways you can help transition teens with autism into adulthood.

Jul 6, 20232 min read

Celebrating Milestones with Our Amazing Autism Warriors!

Five tips to celebrating milestones with your child diagnosed with autism.

Jun 26, 20232 min read

Celebrating the 4th of July with Your Child Diagnosed with Autism: Tips for a Successful Holiday

Helpful tips that will make your 4th of July celebration a success for your child with autism.

Jun 5, 20233 min read

Embracing Summer: Nurturing Children with Autism Beyond the Classroom

Practical tips to help parents navigate the summer months with their child with autism without solely relying on school-based techniques.

Mar 7, 20232 min read

Seven Techniques to Use When Teaching Your Child How to Wait

Teaching a child with autism how to wait can be challenging. With the right approach and techniques, it is possible to teach a child to wait

Feb 21, 20232 min read

Six Ways to Make a Haircut More Enjoyable For Your Child With Autism

Here are six things you can do to make a haircut experience more enjoyable for your child with autism.

Feb 7, 20232 min read

Four Tips To Help Create a Daily Schedule For Your Child With Autism

Here are four ways to create a daily schedule for your child with autism that can be used with ABA therapy.

Jan 19, 20231 min read

How do I know if my baby has autism?

While it can be challenging to detect autism in infants and toddlers, there are certain signs that parents can look out for.

Dec 8, 20222 min read

A Less Stressful New Year’s Eve for Your Child with Autism

Here are a few ideas to help you plan for a fun and nonstressful New Year’s Eve celebration with your child who has autism.