I've seen how frustrating it can be for these families to find ways their child will function better in their homes and communities. But I have also seen success stories, and shared in the excitement when children learn new skills and behaviors!



Parents often ask me questions like:

• How can I help my child communicate their wants and needs?
• How do I potty train my child?
• What can I do about tantrums, biting, kicking, throwing themselves on the floor?
• Is there a way to help with their sensory integration needs?
• How can I get my child to stop bolting?
• What educational toys can help my child with autism?
• How can I get my other children to understand how to interact with their sibling with autism?>
• How can I get my child's behavior under control?
• Is my child capable of learning?

While a trained therapist is often the best option for your child, if you are unable to get an ABA autism home therapy program, I'll share the strategies I use so you can learn ways to implement them yourself.

And feel free to contact me to ask your questions and share your concerns.

Wishing you and your family the very best,

Dana Braden
ABA Therapist
Bradenton, Florida