Early intervention is a critical step in supporting children with developmental delays or behavioral challenges. Research shows that starting therapy early can improve outcomes in
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As parents, we naturally reflect on our child’s growth and progress throughout the year. At Steinberg Behavior Solutions (SBS), we believe these conversations shouldn’t be
Supporting Your Child’s Progress: Goal-Setting is an Ongoing Journey at SBS Read More »
Feeling stuck in a rut with your home routine? Seeking fresh ideas to stimulate fun and happiness in your home? In this blog we aim
Simple and Effective Strategies to Plan a Fun Day of In-Home Activities Read More »
Parents can often overuse over-the-top expressions such as amazing, brilliant, extraordinary, sensational, etc. to praise their children. This can lead to those phrases losing their
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children get 60 minutes of physical activity daily. In this age of remote schooling and an abundance of
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The moment you learn that your child has autism, it’s common to be flooded with emotions and fear for the future. Many parents want to
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When teaching students new skills, problem behaviors may emerge. Several types of problem behaviors include aggression, self-injury, non-compliance, etc., and can occur in order to
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Are you ready to end the late-night runs to Target to grab a box of diapers because you are on your last one? Tired of
Ditching the Diapers! Is Your Child Ready to Toilet Train?! Read More »
Building a relationship/rapport with students is an incredibly valuable experience with many benefits to both the therapist and the student. Establishing rapport, and having the
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Individuals with ASD often have a challenging time controlling their emotions and behaving according to social norms. A study by Levinson (1965) and Pet Partners
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Families with children with special needs can often find it difficult to find activities and events that cater to sensory concerns of individuals with autism.
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Camp is an incredible way to maintain your child’s social skills and generalize them into the outside world. For many kiddos, transitions like this may
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Sometimes a simple change in the environment of a student can help improve sessions. It can help decrease problem behaviors and increase productivity. One way
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With summer approaching and children out of school, they may likely have more access to screen time. As well all know, technology such as tablets,
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It is well known that deficits in social skills are common with children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Each child with ASD is unique and
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is being diagnosed at younger ages than ever before. Discerning signs can be difficult. Not only that, but now you are
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ACT is a form of counseling and, as with applied behavior analysis (ABA), a branch of clinical behavior analysis. It is an empirically based psychological
Applying the Six Core ACT Processes During the Current Pandemic Crisis Read More »
Parental burnout is a condition that can result from chronic parenting stress. Symptoms of parental burnout can include: Exhaustion in one’s parental role Feeling disconnected
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If we’ve learned anything recently, it’s that the COVID-19 health crisis isn’t going away anytime soon. Fortunately, in this blog, we bring you some ideas
Three Engaging Exercises to Support Children During the COVID-19 Pandemic Read More »
It’s very common for children with autism to not understand who a stranger is. Instead of pulling your kid away from strangers when it happens,
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