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Insight Treatment Hour – Applied Behavior Analysis – April 10, 2023

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Insight Treatment Hour – Applied Behavior Analysis – April 10, 2023 Host: Frederik Schulin Guests:Jose Rios Topic: Applied Behavior Analysis On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, host Frederik Schulin brings in Jose Rios, board certified behavior analyst, to discuss the impact of his work on autistic clients. Jose opens up the show by giving insight into what ABA, Applied Behavior ...

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7 Ways Parents Can Help Their Children Overcome Different Social Challenges

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If you’re a parent, you know that social challenges are a part of life for children. From dealing with bullies to making friends, children face many social challenges throughout their lives. But as a parent, there are things you can do to help your child overcome these challenges. Here are seven ways parents can help their children overcome different social ...

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Running The Ironman As Superman: Santa Clarita Native To Be Featured In The Guinness Book Of World Records

Fighting sensory overload like Superman during the Ironman Triathlon in Des Moines, a Santa Clarita native on the autism spectrum is expected to make history this Sunday – a milestone to be marked in history in The Guinness Book of World Records. When Tom Illand first heard about a young man in Florida becoming the first person with down syndrome ...

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Insight Treatment Center Explains How To Help Teens And Children With Autism And Asperger’s

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Frederik Schulin, the owner of Insight Treatment, talks about teens and children who have autism or Asperger’s and how The Center Method helps them progress in life and school. With recent events of COVID-19, many kids are going to school remotely where most students like it, but others have difficulty. It could be easy on the students since they do ...

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Insight Treatment Hour – Autism, Asperger’s, and More – January 18, 2021

Host: Frederik Schulin, Owner of Insight Treatment Guests: Nicole Moore, LMFT, Founder of The Center Method; Dr. Ali Arena from The Center Method Topic: Autism, Asperger’s, and More Right Click Here To Download! Click Here To Listen! Autism, Asperger’s, and More – January 18, 2021 On this episode of the Insight Treatment Hour, Frederik Schulin, Owner of Insight Treatment, talks to Nicole Moore, LMFT, Founder of ...

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How To Easily Take The Autism Test Online

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Autism has come to the fore recently with a spate of high profile news stories bringing the condition into the public conscience, but what actually is autism? Well, contrary to normal belief, it is not an illness, but it is a medical condition linked to the brain that a person is born with. Normally it is diagnosed from a very ...

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How To Fulfill The Everyday Needs Of An Autistic Child

Raising a child with autism is a challenge and it’s something that requires a lot of learning and patience. It brings challenges that don’t necessarily arise when bringing up a child without ASD. There are many things that require planning and thought out processes but it doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Autism is a disorder that affects 1 in 68 people ...

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COC Uniquely Abled Academy Seeks Applicants With High-Functioning Autism For Job Readiness Training

The Uniquely Abled Academy at College of the Canyons is seeking new applicants with high-functioning autism for job readiness and vocations training, officials said.   The Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) is a collaboration between the Santa Clarita community and local businesses, training those with high-functioning autism for work preparedness, according to organizers. “We want to help those struggling with getting ...

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Santa Clarita-Based Company ‘Tombot’ Creates Robotic Puppy For Seniors With Dementia, Children With Autism

The idea of having a pet around for people with health problems isn’t always the most practical choice. In 2011, Tom Stevens’ mother, Nancy Stevens, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. As he assumed control of Nancy’s day-to-day affairs, they both had several bad days, according to Stevens. Stevens recalls that the worst day was when he had to take away his ...

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