Resources to Guide Your Journey

Resources to Guide

Your Journey

From expert insights to helpful tools, find everything you need to make confident decisions.

Let’s Explore PDA: Persistent Desire for Autonomy

by: Taylor KanitzPublished on: 27/09/2025

Understand Persistent Desire for Autonomy (PDA) in autism and learn practical strategies to reduce anxiety. Discover how to deliver instructions, offer choices, and support autonomy at home.

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Understanding Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

by: Taylor KanitzPublished on: 23/08/2025

Discover how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) supports autistic children through emotional regulation, mindfulness, and psychological flexibility. Practical strategies for home implementation.

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Let’s Talk ABA Therapy!

by: Taylor KanitzPublished on: 18/08/2025

Discover neurodiversity-affirming ABA therapy approaches that celebrate your child's unique strengths. Learn how to choose autism support that aligns with your family's values and priorities.

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