Every once in a while the anti-ABA trolls come out. I don’t like trolls. They use social media as a license to spread poorly inf

Shakespeare didn't get it wrong. He was being ironic. In his play "Romeo and Juliet", Juliet says to her star-crossed lover, Romeo

In a world that sometimes seems so heavily dominated by the fear-driven politics of division, I am grateful to live in a country

Caveat: I'm not a formally trained or certified BA. So please take this post as general advice from a parent who has observed ABA

There's an old saying that goes something like "be careful what you ask for - you might just get it." We continuously get asked

Before I start, there's a housekeeping item I wanted to get out of the way. "Poor spelling" has been cited a few times by more det

Perhaps it's my passing interest in Zen, but whenever faced with a difficult or frustrating situation I try to see if from a diffe

Sometimes, particularly when we take responsibility for something, it's tempting to put up barriers of one kind or another tha

Having a child with autism is challenging. We know. We've lived it. We've also been fortunate to experience the amazing lasting

Context matters. A lot. If you have a child with autism, you probably know this all too well. It's one thing to be "managing