🚀 Exciting News: Our Glen Burnie, MD Location is Almost Ready! 🚀 We are thrilled to announce that our new center in Glen Burnie, MD is currently under construction and almost ready to welcome you and your family! At Proud Moments ABA, we are committed to providing exceptional care and support for children with autism. We are now accepting new families with NO WAITLIST, ensuring that your child can begin their journey with us without any delay. Our new location is conveniently situated at: 📍 806 Landmark Dr., Suites 117-121, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 We offer a nurturing and effective therapy environment tailored to meet the unique needs of each child. Don’t wait—start the intake process today by calling us at 929-630-2090. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you every step of the way. We look forward to welcoming you to our Glen Burnie center and working together to achieve amazing outcomes for your child! #ABATherapy #AutismSupport #GlenBurnieMD #WhatAProudMoment #ChildDevelopment
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The ethos of early intervention in autism is to embrace the developmental window when a child's brain is most malleable. Our proactive methodology is meticulously designed to leverage this flexibility, fostering substantial strides in both cognitive and social abilities. This early investment in a child's growth is pivotal, setting the cornerstone for lifelong learning, fostering independence, and enhancing overall quality of life. For more visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gTjNH3Wp #EarlyInterventionSuccess #UnlockingPotential #CognitiveGrowth #SocialSkillsEnhancement #LifelongLearning #FosteringIndependence #EnhancedQualityOfLife #ProactiveLearning
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EYFS Best Practice in Schools: Providing the Best Environment for Children with SEND How can primary schools create emotionally and socially safe environments for the rising number of children with autism and social communication needs? Thinking about transitions for nursery pupils joining your Reception classes in September 2024, have you organised whole-staff training for SEND? #EYFS #SEND #Autism #PrimaryEducation #InclusiveEducation #BestPractices #EarlyYears #Education #ChildDevelopment Nicole Weinstein speaks to experts and teachers to find out what steps they are taking.Read more here for case studies and best practice strategies: [https://lnkd.in/eSvYWauN)
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April is #AutismAwarenessMonth / #AutismAcceptanceMonth. Throughout the month, we are highlighting FPG projects supporting autistic individuals, their caregivers, and service providers. FPG scientists are supporting early intervention providers in early care and education spaces to implement evidence-based practices for toddlers with autism and their caregivers. Learn more: https://go.unc.edu/Rn2z3 #Autism #AutismResearch
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Hi Nicole Weinstein thanks for a great article. As an occupational therapist working in schools and preschools, a huge barrier I see is the “bones” of classrooms before teachers even step into their room. While building standards require new builds and renovations to adhere to specific standards, there are many classrooms which don’t yet meet these standards compounding the challenges for the teacher. For example: - the acoustic environment (how is environmental noise such as traffic, chairs scraping being prevented and reverberation minimised?) - the visual environment. (I.e. What colours/patterns are carpets, walls, pin up boards) - the furniture (colours, good ergonomic fit for students, making height adjustable, alternative seating available) - the size of the classroom. It’s interesting after speaking with lots of educators they observed classrooms which had more space supported their autistic learners. Things like minimising bumps (which is important for people who are sensitive to touch input), being able to come together but also have their own space when needed. I look forward to all these elements become standard practice in all education environments.
I’ve written a piece about the growing numbers of children entering mainstream Reception classes with #autism. As the needs get higher, some schools are ‘drowning’. Noisy, overcrowded classrooms are making some children with autism feel ‘unsafe’. How can primary schools create emotionally and socially safe spaces for the rise in children with neurodivergent processing differences? Experts and schools gave me their insights: Alison Pettitt Cheryl Warren Georgina Durrant The National Autistic Society Matt Bawler Lynn McCann Kentish Town CE Primary School Centre for Young Lives National Portage Association Dr Katherine Gulliver https://lnkd.in/e4rpM6Fj
EYFS Best Practice in Schools: Providing the best environment for children with SEND
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Early Intervention for Child Development Early intervention refers to the practice of providing support and services to individuals, typically children, who are at risk of or already experiencing developmental delays, disabilities, or other challenges. The goal is to identify and address these issues as early as possible to improve outcomes and help individuals reach their full potential. Early intervention programs often involve a multidisciplinary approach, including therapies, education, and family support. This can be particularly crucial in addressing issues like speech and language delays, autism, and various developmental or behavioral challenges in children. ANvolife Foundation. #anvolifefoundation #earlyintervention #interventions #childdevelopment #children
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ASPIKA in Support of The Color of Autism Foundation Camille P. Eloy G. #aspika #aspikaglobalcampaign #aspikacommunitycampaign #WeAreAspika "#Earlyintervention can change lives, offering a beacon of #hope for children with #autism. Yet too many families face this journey alone in the #Communitiesofcolor without the #support or #resources they need. It doesn't have to be this way. By seeking help early, we can unlock a world of potential. Together, we can light the path to a #brighterfuture." ASPIKA, united in the mission to #empower, #educate, and #support
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#Parents, #caregivers, #SelfAdvocates, and #professionals: Join the Center for Autism Services, Science and Innovation (CASSI™) this April for the World Autism Month Miniseries, during which experts will share valuable insights during four pre-recorded sessions. The next session in the series, "Experiences with Adult-Life Planning for Autistic Individuals," is scheduled for Thursday, April 11 at 12 p.m. EST. Click here to register for this, and all of the remaining sessions: https://ow.ly/Lq6B50R9hcV. Registration is free. #AutismAcceptanceMonth #AutismAcceptance #AutismAdvocacy #AutismAwareness #WorldAutismMonth
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A child’s #autismdiagnosis brings significant changes that can feel overwhelming for the entire family. Find tips from #AutismWhatNext on navigating these changes and seeking support. #autismfamily #autismfamilies #autismawareness #autismacceptance
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Exciting news! Congratulations!