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Halloween can be a challenging time for children with Autism. Check out these 3 tips to ensure your child enjoys a spooktacular day!
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The Iowa Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waiver programs provide service funding and individualized support to help your child and family be more successful in the community and home setting. As a parent of a child with special healthcare needs, it’s important to be aware 
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It's sensory-processing awareness month! Check out this blog to learn more about how sensory-processing affects kids on the Autism Spectrum.
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Embracing "Neuropositivity" in therapy shifts the focus from conformity to celebrating neurodiversity and fostering positive self-esteem. Caregivers and therapists play a crucial role in this journey, creating supportive environments that empower children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to thrive. Practical strategies, such as integrating affirmations into daily routines and building a robust support network, can make a significant difference.
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Navigating the back-to-school transition can be particularly challenging for families with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Discover practical tips and resources to support your child's educational journey.
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Planning a trip with a child on the Autism Spectrum? Check out these Autism travel tips to help create a structured, enjoyable experience for your family. From crafting Social Storiesâ„¢ to packing sensory items, discover how to make your journey smoother and more predictable.
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Dive into the world of neurodiverse children's literature with these 10 must-reads! You'll explore stories celebrating Autism and discover inclusive tales that promote acceptance.
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Iowa families please be aware that Hawki insurance plans do not provide coverage for behavioral health services.
In order for our center to provide care, children must have a diagnosis or Level I, II or III Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our office does not provide diagnostic assessments.