Parent Resources
The resources included here provide information about some of our instructional and clinical practices, in addition to tips and tools for parents and caregivers raising kids with autism. Many of the sources come from our partner, Trellis Services, which provides ABA treatment for children with autism in Maryland. Others come from LEARN Behavioral, a national organization made up of leading providers in autism treatment (including Trellis Services and the Trellis School) and from trusted sources like Autism Speaks and Pathfinders for Autism.
What is Applied Behavior Analysis? (Autism Speaks)
What is Verbal Behavior Therapy? (Autism Speaks)
Autism by Age (Pathfinders for Autism)
A Parent’s Guide to Autism (Autism Speaks)
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5 Holiday Blogs Every Parent of a Child with Autism Should Read
Explore our top holiday-themed blogs for families with children with autism. Discover practical tips for a joyful and stress-free holiday season.
The Silent Battle: Caregiver Mental Health in the Realm of Autism
In countless homes, caregivers of individuals with profound autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities face a silent battle that rivals the intensity of war veterans’ struggles. The constant stress from caring for these individuals can lead to PTSD symptoms, highlighting the need for better support and recognition of caregiver burnout within the autism community.
Recognizing Autism Symptoms: How to Spot Early Signs
Learn how to recognize the early signs of autism and understand the importance of early intervention. This guide provides insights into common symptoms, what to do if you notice these signs in your child, and how a diagnosis can lead to essential services and support.
The Benefits of Summer Social Skills Programs for Kids with Autism
Enroll your child in a summer social skills program to prevent regression and reinforce learning, ensuring a smooth transition back to school.
5 Simple and Fun Imaginary Play Ideas for Kids with Autism this Summer
Make the most of your child's summer break with these five imaginative play ideas. Learn how to create consistency and structure in your routine while promoting creativity, problem-solving, and communication skills.
