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Discover valuable insights and heartfelt stories from our dedicated team, as well as contributions from experts in the field. We explore the nuances of ABA therapy services and successful strategies implemented at our center for autism to provide you and your family with the support needed to help your child shine.
At Lighthouse Autism Center, we're committed to offering the highest quality ABA therapy for children, tailored to meet the individual needs of each and every family we serve. Join us as we share in your family's journey, offering advice, encouragement, and the latest in autism news and education.
04/28/2026
Lighthouse Autism Center Opening in Goldsboro, North Carolina this Summer
Lighthouse Autism Center Opening in Goldsboro, North Carolina this Summer Lighthouse Autism Center (LAC) is excited to announce the opening of a new autism therapy center in Goldsboro, NC at the end of this summer. This marks the eighth location in North Carolina and reflects the continuous expansion in the east coast and serves the families in need of high-quality autism services. LAC’s new Goldsboro location will expand access to Applied […]
10/20/2014
To Siri, With Love
Just how bad a mother am I? I wondered, as I watched my 13-year-old son deep in conversation with Siri. Gus has autism, and Siri, Apple’s “intelligent personal assistant” on the iPhone, is currently his BFF. Obsessed with weather formations, Gus had spent the hour parsing the difference between isolated and scattered thunderstorms — an […]
10/13/2014
Autism: Early Intervention Makes a Big Difference
Huffington Post- With up to one in 68 children now being diagnosed with autism, a public debate rages: Is the actual incidence of autism rising at what some say are epidemic proportions, or is our high awareness of this once rare childhood neurological condition leading to more vigilance and better diagnosis? While the larger debate […]
09/02/2014
Warsaw Moms Night Out
Attention Warsaw Parents! “Warsaw Moms Night Out” is held the third Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm at the Starbucks inside Martins. If you are interested please see the flyer below for more information. Warsaw Parent Flyer
09/02/2014
Comic Book Stars World’s First Hero With Autism
Extraordinary superpowers, high-flying villains and fearless, world-saving heroes are the stuff of countless comic books. But the newest star to hit the comic circuit is different than most. Michael is a comic book character with autism – a hero with a mathematical mind, artistic gift and an abundance of compassion. Face Value Comics says he […]
08/11/2014
President Obama Signs Bipartisan Autism CARES Act Into Law
WASHINGTON, DC (August 8, 2014) – President Obama signed the Autism CARES Act today, which dedicates $1.3 billion in federal funding for autism over the next five years. Autism CARES—introduced by Sens. Menendez (D-NJ) and Enzi (R-WY) and Reps. Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Mike Doyle(D-PA)—enjoyed broad bipartisan support in both the Senate and the House. “Autism […]
08/05/2014
Autism Act Wins Senate Approval
Just before leaving Washington for a month-long break, the U.S. Senate acted to renew the nation’s primary autism legislation, sending the measure to the president’s desk. The autism bill was approved by unanimous consent late Thursday night. The move comes after the legislation, which cleared the U.S. House of Representatives in June, had been held up for weeks […]
07/31/2014
World-Renowned Artist with Autism and Mom Give Inspiring TED Talk
Tim Sharp is an Australian artist and the creator of superhero Laser Beak Man. When Tim was diagnosed with autism at 3 years of age, doctors advised his mother Judy to institutionalize him. She did no such thing and worked with Tim at home in the hope of one day hearing him speak. After several […]
07/29/2014
Beware of False or Misleading Claims for Treating Autism
Spotting False or Misleading Claims April is National Autism Awareness Month, a fitting time to think about the growing need for concern and awareness about autism. One thing that is important to know up front: There is no cure for autism. So, products or treatments claiming to “cure” autism do not work as claimed. The […]
07/15/2014
Autism drowning risks tackled with swim program
Paula Tyrie’s family is moving to a house just two blocks from the Rahway River, and she already has her emergency plan: If her 10-year-old autistic son goes missing, one of her teenage twins will look in the park. The other will head to the river. That’s because half of all children with autism are […]
07/14/2014
“Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” Features Digital Artists with Autism
(July 11, 2014) – Blockbuster prequel “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” is in theaters today and it is jam-packed with dazzling special effects. Some of those scenes were done by digital artists on the autism spectrum. 20th Century Fox contracted six distinguished students from Exceptional Minds to work on 43 shots in the film. Exceptional Minds is […]
06/23/2014
Autism BrainNet Launches ‘It Takes Brains’ Donor Registration Website
Autism Speaks, the Simons Foundation and the Autism Science Foundation have launched “It Takes Brains,” the new donor registration site for Autism BrainNet. Autism Speaks Chief Science Officer Rob Ring joined Autism BrainNet Director David Amaral and the Simons Foundation’s Marta Bennedetti in making the announcement at the annual Stakeholders Luncheon at the International Meeting for […]
