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The Empower ABA blog is continually updated by leading members of our clinical staff.
The Future of ABA: How Hybrid and Remote BCBA Models Are Transforming the Field
As the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) continues to evolve, so too does the way services are delivered. One of the most significant shifts in recent years is the rise of hybr
Beyond Words: Supporting Social Growth in Non-Verbal Children Through ABA Therapy
Parents and caregivers of non-verbal children with autism usually wonder how their child can develop essential social skills and build meaningful connections with others. While commun
Parent Training
The Power of Parent Engagement in ABA Therapy In the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), progress isn’t just about the hours logged in a clinic—it’s also about what ha
School Readiness for Learners with Autism Entering High School: A Comprehensive Guide
Starting high school can be overwhelming, especially for students with autism. New routines, environments, and social expectations can present unique challenges. However, with the rig
Autism and Limited Interests: Understanding the Connection
Key Points: Autism and limited interests often go hand in hand, and these focused passions can have both challenges and benefits. Understanding why children with autism develop such n
Can Autism Qualify for Disability Benefits? Guide & Insights
Key Points: Autism can qualify for disability benefits if it significantly limits a person’s ability to function daily. Parents need to understand medical and legal requirements to
ABA vs. Preschool: Which Best Supports My Learner with Autism?
When your child is diagnosed with autism, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is choosing the right early intervention path. Two common options are enrolling your child in a tr
Newark Airport Adds Sensory Room for Autism Support
Traveling through busy airports can be overwhelming for anyone—but for neurodivergent individuals and families of children with autism, it’s often an exhausting and stressful expe
Nutley Barbershop Redefines Haircuts for Sensory Needs
For many families of children with autism or sensory sensitivities, a simple haircut can feel like an impossible task. The loud buzz of clippers, itchy capes, strong product smells, a