Happy Thanksgiving!

Dear Families, Your support this year has meant so much to us here at The Behavior Exchange. Your trust and confidence in our mission gives us the strength to overcome […]

ABA Therapy and Behavior Functions

Parent Training

A Quick Guide for Parents Like other sciences, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has unique terminology that becomes second nature for […] professionals in the field. But for everyone.

Buddy’s Tips & Bits #22

Avoid being a broken record. Give your child an instruction instead of a choice. When they need to complete a task, avoid phrasing it as a […] question. For example: Say, “Time to brush your teeth,” instead of, “Do you want to brush your teeth?”

Today’s word is: Behavior Therapists

Behavior Therapists are the caring professionals who work with our clients on a daily basis. They’re responsible for implementing a […] child’s individual […] treatment plan and accurately recording data that our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) use to ensure children are reaching their goals.

Holiday Season: ‘Tis Family Road Trip Time

As the holiday season approaches, many families are planning road trips to avoid crowded airports. Between the lack of a predictable […] routine and […] being stuck sitting for long periods of time, road trips can be a source of stress for all children particularly those with Autism Spectrum Disorder. There are some things you can do […]

Avoiding Bumps in the Road:

Five Tips for Keeping Children with Autism Safely Seated in the Car. Parents who have a child with autism understand what a challenge it can be to keep them seated […]

Buddy’s Tips & Bits #21

Avoid being a broken record. When asking your child to do something and they don’t follow through, remember they process things differently. For example: Instead of repeating yourself, try rephrasing […]