Autism Minute- A Series for Parents
Lighthouse Autism Center has recently created the first episode to a series called the Autism Minute. The Autism Minute will be a series of videos created by Board Certified Behavior Analysts at Lighthouse Autism Center who want to help parents and caregivers of children with autism, to learn some of the skills we use at our centers. The content of the videos will include a range of topics from toilet training to dealing with problem behavior at home and anything else we believe will be helpful to parents and caregivers. The goal of the series is to give all those caring for someone with autism the tools and skills to make life at home just a little bit easier.
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