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Thanksgiving is an exciting holiday for many people. Going to a relative’s house, eating delicious food, and spending quality time with loved ones are a few of the many reasons people enjoy Thanksgiving. For individuals on the autism spectrum, Thanksgiving can bring up opposite feelings. Below is a list of ideas that can help you […]

Enjoying A Socially-Distanced And Sensory-Friendly Holiday Season This year has changed many plans for people all across the world, and sadly holiday festivities will be included. Below is a list of sensory-friendly holiday activities you and your family can all enjoy while staying safe and socially distanced Go to see Christmas lights This fun excursion

Enjoying A Socially-Distanced And Sensory-Friendly Holiday Season This year has changed many plans for people all across the world, and sadly holiday festivities will be included. Below is a list of sensory-friendly holiday activities you and your family can all enjoy while staying safe and socially distanced. Go to see Christmas lights This fun excursion

“I think that Unlocking the Spectrum does a great job of employing individuals that have a passion for the job. Also I would say that they do well in giving proper training to new hires so they feel secure.” Unlocking The Spectrum provides therapy for children with autism, support for the families and a community

Unlocking The Spectrum provides one-on-one therapy for children diagnosed with autism. Unlocking The Spectrum’s mission extends beyond the care of the clients, with also placing a large focus on supporting the families and communities we serve. To learn more about becoming a BCBA with Unlocking The Spectrum, continue reading Kristen’s story of becoming a BCBA.

Spring has arrived which means it is time to head outdoors for some much needed fun! We have created a list of five different outdoor Spring activities you can do with your child. Enjoy! Sidewalk Chalk Sidewalk chalk is a staple for any spring day! This experience allows your child to express their feelings or

If your child receives an autism diagnosis, it can feel very scary, confusing, or intimidating. It is normal for parents/guardians to feel confused, stressed, or even depressed after a diagnosis and may have questions about what to do next. Please remember – your child is not defined by their disability and what comes next is