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Whether it is for the holidays, a birthday, or a Sunday dinner, family gatherings can be a challenge for a child on the autism spectrum. New locations, large crowds, and strange noises - a large family gathering can be a dysregulating, sensory overload for a child with autism. ‍However, with a little preparation, you can successfully host (or attend) a neurodiverse family gathering with your child with autism. 

When selecting a book to read with your child, you’ll want to keep their own interests and developmental level in mind. You’ll want to choose a book with characters and topics they will enjoy, as well as a story they can understand and follow. Additionally, these could be great books to share with siblings to build empathy. Here are some of our top recommendations for books to read featuring neurodiverse characters!

Atlas Autism Health, a leading provider of center-based Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) for children, announced it has been recognized with an accreditation from the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence® (BHCOE®)

Whether you are looking to start your child with applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy or are looking to switch providers, here are ten questions you should be asking to help make sure you choose the right one for your child.

Atlas Autism Health, a leading provider of center-based behavioral health services for children, announced its new location in Jefferson City, Missouri (2707 W. Edgewood Drive, Suite 105), is open and accepting clients.

Now that you’ve decided that applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy is the right choice for your child, the next decision you have to make is whether to choose a center-based or in-home ABA therapy program.