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PeerKnect: Building Social Connections for Children of All Abilities

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Emily and Victoria about a revolutionary app - PeerKnect. PeerKnect is an app that parents and therapists may download and use in order to build social connections by posting playdates and events for children of all abilities. Emily Bruce…
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Special Needs Advocacy with MUHSEN: Building an Environment of Support In the Muslim Community

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Joohi Tahir, Co-Founder and Executive Director of MUHSEN (Muslims Understanding & Helping Special Education Needs). MUHSEN is a revolutionary non-profit founded by Shaykh Omar Suleiman. As a leader of this organization, Joohi advocates and markets the needs for which…
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Collaborative Care: ABA, Speech Therapy & Occupational Therapy

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Samara Shalom (Mrs. Sami) and Elina Mehrabi about the benefits of Collaborative Care when ABA, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and any other therapy for that matter work, together in assisting a child with their goals. Sami is a Speech…
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Essential Resources for Children with Special Needs

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Eric Jorgensen, Founder of Special Needs Navigator and host of the 'ABCs of Disability Planning' podcast. As a consultant with Special Needs Navigator, Eric helps families, individuals and professionals across the country navigate the maze of disability benefits, resources,…
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Autism & Zoom-Schooling: A Parent’s Perspective

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Mel McSherry, International Business Guide, Speaker, Author, & Mom to a wonderful ten year old on the spectrum. As an entrepreneur since 2010, Mel has launched two successful businesses, become a 2x published author, and lives her life by…
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Special Needs Advocacy with MUHSEN: Building an Environment of Support In the Muslim Community

On this episode of Life at EASe we are speaking with Joohi Tahir, Co-Founder and Executive Director of MUHSEN (Muslims Understanding & Helping Special Education Needs). MUHSEN is a revolutionary non-profit founded by Shaykh Omar Suleiman. As a leader of this organization, Joohi advocates and markets the needs for which…
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What is ABA Therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy uses the science of learning and behavior to study how behavior works. This treatment aims to help your child make positive behaviors into lasting habits. At Early Autism Services, we understand each child is unique and tailor our ABA therapy program to fit your child's…
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What is Autism?
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What is Autism?

Autism, otherwise known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), isn't just a reference to one single condition. ASD includes conditions such as Asperger syndrome, autism disorder, and pervasive developmental disorder. This change was made in 2013 when medical professionals altered the criteria for an autism diagnosis to better distinguish symptoms and to include other conditions…
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Preschool Readiness for Children With Autism 

Children with autism succeed in preschool when they develop more awareness of their surroundings, understand how to follow instructions on a basic level and feel ready to comprehend new information. Self-help, behavioral expectations and social awareness are skills that children develop in school in addition to educational topics. Getting kids…
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Reinforcement vs. Punishment
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Reinforcement and Punishment

Difference Between Reinforcement and Punishment The first difference between these two terms commonly seen in applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is that reinforcement increases behavior while punishment decreases behavior. Some common examples of reinforcement included getting a cookie for good behavior, winning a prize in a race, or getting bubbles after doing chores. In contrast, some…
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Tips for Teaching Children With Autism

Every child is different, and some have unique learning needs that make traditional learning methods less than ideal. Teaching kids with autism requires extra guidance and support to help them successfully learn academically and socially. Whether you are a teacher or a parent, you may have questions about how to…
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The ABC's of Behavior
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The ABC’s of Behavior

What Are the ABCs? Molly's daughter, Sarah, suddenly started running away when it was time for bed. Molly would chase her around the house, and this would cause bedtime to be much later. Molly thought this was because Sarah didn't want to go to bed. However, after learning about antecedent, behavior,…
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