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03/10/2026

What is Verbal Behavior Therapy?

Verbal Behavior Therapy is a vital tool for helping those with autism improve their communication skills. Learn more about this approach to teaching communication and the benefits it offers children with autism.  Understanding VBT and Its Impact Communication is the foundation of human interaction, enabling us to connect, share ideas, resolve conflicts, and collaborate with others in […]

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03/10/2026

What Is a Co-Treatment Therapy Session?

Explore co-treatment with ABA therapy with speech support for comprehensive care, improved communication, and effective outcomes in children.  What Is a Co-Treatment Session and How Does It Benefit Your Child? ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy programs are designed by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and implemented by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to address behavior-related goals in autistic children. […]

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03/10/2026

Safety & Autism Centers

Safety & Autism Centers: How LAC Prioritizes Safety As a parent, trusting anyone with the safety of your child is a big ask, even more so when you know that your child sees, feels, and experiences the world differently. At Lighthouse Autism Center, we understand that safety means more than locked doors or clean playrooms. […]

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01/15/2026

10 Simple Self-Care Habits for Autism Caregivers 

Caring for a child with autism is rewarding, but can also be demanding in ways that aren’t always visible. Between daily routines, therapy schedules, advocacy, and emotional labor, many caregivers find themselves running on empty, even as they continue to show up for their child every day.  Earlier this year, we explored this reality in our blog post, The Power of Pause: Why Caregiver Self-Care […]

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01/05/2026

The Power of Pause: Why Caregiver Self-Care Matters 

As a new year begins, many families naturally reflect on what they hope the months ahead will bring—more peace, more balance, more support. At Lighthouse Autism Center, we’ll be taking a deeper look at the importance of self-care throughout the month of January, offering resources and encouragement to help caregivers start the year feeling supported and grounded. But […]

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11/18/2025

Tips for Picky Eaters and Introducing New Foods

Autistic children are often labeled as picky eaters, but the truth is that they face a unique set of challenges that can make mealtimes extremely stressful. Discover helpful tips on introducing new foods into your child’s diet to make mealtimes more nutritional and enjoyable for everyone at the table. Autism and Food: Tips for Introducing […]

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11/14/2025

Exploring the Beauty of Fall Through Sensory Play 

As the weather cools off and the leaves start to change colors, fall offers a perfect opportunity for children to explore nature with all their senses. For children with autism, spending time outdoors can be calming, grounding, and full of rich sensory learning experiences. From the crunchy leaves to the smell of pine and feel […]

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10/28/2025

Choosing Gifts for an Autistic Child

Choosing a gift for a loved one is rarely simple, and for parents of autistic children, this process can be even more challenging. Choosing gifts for autistic kids requires extra thought about not just the child’s interests, but also understanding their sensory needs and how they communicate what they may want.   But, with a bit […]

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10/28/2025

The Benefits of Early Intervention and Full-Time ABA Therapy

Early ABA intervention gives autistic children more time to build social, communication, and life skills. Starting therapy early can support long-term growth, confidence, and independence.  The Benefits of Early Intervention and Full-Time ABA Therapy When it comes to ABA therapy and early intervention, almost any therapist you talk to will tell you that the earlier […]

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10/28/2025

Transitioning From ABA to School

It’s difficult to know when, or even if, you should move your autistic child from ABA therapy to a mainstream school. We take a look at all the different elements you need to factor into your decision so that you can make the right choice for your child and family. Transitioning From ABA to School: […]

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10/22/2025

Simple Autism Routine

The simpler, the better when it comes to developing a routine for your autistic child. Predictable routines provide a sense of comfort and stability that can be extremely beneficial for autistic children. Discover the benefits of simple routines, how to create them, and ways to handle changes.  Building Simple Daily Routines That Help Autistic Children […]

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10/22/2025

Traveling with an Autistic Child

Preparing for a Trip with Autistic Children When you’re making any travel plans, preparation is key. The small bit of extra planning can make a huge difference in ensuring everything runs more smoothly. But, when you’re traveling with an autistic child, there are additional factors that can make travel more challenging, from finding autism-friendly vacation […]

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