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Bridging the Gap - 7 Ways ABA Techniques Enhance Inclusive Learning

Michelle Vinokurov

4 days ago3 min read

Bridging the Gap - 7 Ways ABA Techniques Enhance Inclusive Learning

The gap in inclusive education is more than just a buzzword—it's a commitment to ensuring every student, regardless of ability, has...

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Tips for Managing Sensory Overload in Autistic Adults and Children

Michelle Vinokurov

Nov 123 min read

Tips for Managing Sensory Overload in Autistic Adults and Children

Here’s a detailed account of six practical tips to help manage sensory overload and stress, benefiting those in similar situations. 1....

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Michelle Vinokurov

Oct 75 min read

My Forever Camp Friend

Friendships that begin in the most unexpected places often bloom into the most meaningful connections. For Gabby, my forever camp friend,...

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7 Compassionate ABA Therapy Techniques Shaping a Brighter Future for Autistic People

Michelle Vinokurov

Sep 93 min read

7 Compassionate ABA Therapy Techniques Shaping a Brighter Future for Autistic People

Image credit: Freepik In the world of therapy, there’s a growing wave of compassion and understanding reshaping how we support autistic...

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Empowering Through Challenges - Building Bridges for Autistic Students

Michelle Vinokurov

Sep 25 min read

Empowering Through Challenges - Building Bridges for Autistic Students

Navigating the world can be a daunting task for autistic students. From the sensory overload of a bustling classroom to the social...

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Beyond the Schedule - 7 Emotional Impacts of Flexible Routines on Autistic Children

Michelle Vinokurov

Aug 264 min read

Beyond the Schedule - 7 Emotional Impacts of Flexible Routines on Autistic Children

Image credit: Freepik In the world of autism, where a consistent schedule often serves as a comfort blanket, the idea of flexible...

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Autism-Friendly Strategies for Making Friends in a New School

Michelle Vinokurov

Aug 193 min read

Autism-Friendly Strategies for Making Friends in a New School

Starting at a new school can be daunting for anyone, but for autistic students, it often comes with additional challenges. The fear of...

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5 Strategies for Utilizing Behavior Contracts to Support Autistic People

Michelle Vinokurov

Aug 123 min read

5 Strategies for Utilizing Behavior Contracts to Support Autistic People

Image credit: Freepik Understanding Autism Autism is a spectrum disorder characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive...

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5 Essential Transition Supports for Back to School - A Guide for Autistic Students and Their Families

Michelle Vinokurov

Aug 53 min read

5 Essential Transition Supports for Back to School - A Guide for Autistic Students and Their Families

Image credit: Freepik The start of a new school year can be a time of excitement and anxiety, especially for autistic students. With the...

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Championing Client Dignity - 10 Best Practices for Working with Autism

Michelle Vinokurov

Jul 153 min read

Championing Client Dignity - 10 Best Practices for Working with Autism

When working with individuals with autism, championing their dignity is paramount. Autism, a complex developmental condition, influences...

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Positive Transformation - From Fear to Freedom in 4 Steps through Swimming for Autism

Michelle Vinokurov

Jul 84 min read

Positive Transformation - From Fear to Freedom in 4 Steps through Swimming for Autism

Image Credit: Freepik Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder that presents various challenges for individuals and their...

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Fireworks and Fun - Various Ways to Make 4th of July Enjoyable for Autistic People

Michelle Vinokurov

Jul 15 min read

Fireworks and Fun - Various Ways to Make 4th of July Enjoyable for Autistic People

The 4th of July is a day filled with celebrations, fireworks, and fun. However, for individuals with autism, the sensory overload and...

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Essential ABA Strategies for Boosting Summer Activities for Autistic People

Michelle Vinokurov

Jun 105 min read

Essential ABA Strategies for Boosting Summer Activities for Autistic People

Essential to the enjoyment of summer for autistic clients is the understanding that it can be overwhelming. Yet, with the right...

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Michelle Vinokurov

Jun 34 min read

Making the Most of the Sunny Days

Summer break is a time of joy and relaxation for many families, but for those with children on the autism spectrum, it can bring a unique...

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Michelle Vinokurov

Apr 153 min read

The Power of Special Interests

Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder, presents itself in various ways, impacting social interaction, communication, and behavior....

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Progress Unleashed: Ways ABA Therapy Meets AAC for Amplified Impact

Michelle Vinokurov

Mar 255 min read

Progress Unleashed: Ways ABA Therapy Meets AAC for Amplified Impact

Unlocking the full potential of communication therapies, this blog article explores the dynamic intersection of Applied Behavior Analysis...

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Love Unleashed: Hope Rising in Conquering Disabilities in 2024

Michelle Vinokurov

Mar 183 min read

Love Unleashed: Hope Rising in Conquering Disabilities in 2024

Disclaimer: The following article is a heartfelt exploration of triumph over adversity, focusing on the indomitable spirit of those...

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Michelle Vinokurov

Feb 273 min read

Celebrating Neurodiversity in 2024

In a world that thrives on diversity, the concept of neurodiversity takes center stage, challenging traditional views of neurological...

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Unraveling the Power of Operant Extinction

Michelle Vinokurov

Jan 302 min read

Unraveling the Power of Operant Extinction

What is operant extinction? Image Credit: Image by vectorjuice on Freepik Operant extinction stands as a powerful tool that reshapes...

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Michelle Vinokurov

Jan 232 min read

Control Issues

I wanted to break down this myth about autistic people wanting to be "in control" of everything in their environment, from school to...

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