Trick-or-treating can be overwhelming for children with autism. We would like to share some resources to help them prepare for a great experience. Tips for your child with autism trick-or-treat Trick-or-Treat Social Story (source from Autism Little Learners)
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While we are still facing a significant impact of COVID-19 and making efforts to contain the virus, the homicide of George Floyd and the aftermath of the incident have caused an extra emotional toll on many of us. It is a tragic incident that shakes us all, especially at this already difficult time. It is…
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Lynnwood clinic is opening in February 2020! We are accepting new clients in all sessions: morning pre-K, afternoon pre-K, and after-school K-2. Please contact us at services@northwestaba.com or 206-313-8840
The holidays are a wonderful time to reconnect with loved ones, to take some time to recharge, and to break the routine of the day to day. This may mean airports, flights, and crowds which can be challenging for individuals (big and small) with autism. We would like to share some tips to make this…
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December is upon us! For many, this is a season of excitement and busyness. Traditions, new and old, often guide and fill up our calendars. Some traditions may seem overwhelming when you have a child with unique needs. All this often means stress!! However, there exist many sensory-friendly experiences, created to reduce stress and…
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Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is recruiting a public member for the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Advisory Committee The Washington state Department of Health is looking for applicants to fill the public member seat of the Applied Behavior Analysis Advisory Committee. The committee provides advice to the secretary of health on topics related to…
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