Success On The Spectrum BCBAs won two awards at this years CentralReach Autism and IDD Care conference. Kelsi Hinrichs was awarded the Rising Star award and Zachary Newman was awarded Up and Coming Leader. Congratulations to them for the outstanding care and impact that they have made on the autism community. SOS is so proud… Continue reading SOS BCBAs win awards
https://youtu.be/CjV2X9BLfPU In July 2024, Houstonian Nichole Daher was awarded the Houston Humanitarian Award for founding the first Autism treatment franchise in the country. The Annual Houston Humanitarian Awards honors an individual or individuals for their efforts to make the City of Houston a better place to live by action, philanthropy, volunteerism or involvement. Recognized by the city of Houston and Mayor… Continue reading Founder of SOS given Houston Humanitarian Award
You have to determine what is behavior and what is disability. Treat the child as typically developing so general outbursts can be ignored like shouting and crying but severe inappropriate behaviors should not be ignored. You reinforce negative behaviors Any attention paid to negative attention maintained behaviors will lead to its Continued existence. This includes… Continue reading Common Mistakes When Dealing With Behavior
These tips can help your child make progress with toilet training: Modern diapers do not let the sensations feel as they absorb. Try washable reusabletraining underpants or underpants with a protective liner. These help your child becomeaware of the feeling of wetness, so they’re useful if your child has trouble knowing whenit’s time to use… Continue reading POTTY TRAINING
Routines can be the backbone of day-to-day life for anyone and particularly true for children with autism. Creating a consistent daily schedule is essential for children with ASD to thrive and cope in any environment. Many children have difficulty when faced with new routines or frequent changes of routine. Routines can help your child adapt… Continue reading Importance of Maintaining a consistent schedule
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Children with Autism are known to struggle with change and have difficulty interacting with others. In addition, 20% of people with autism spectrum disorders are also found to have anxiety and 11% suffer from depressive disorders. Recent studies have proven that the additional stress cause by the COVID Pandemic have worsened their core symptoms of… Continue reading Mental Health After Covid-19
She just wanted a better life for her child. She ended up created a national franchise to help build better lives for children across the country. Meet Nichole Daher, Founder & CEO of Success on the Spectrum. When clinic after clinic turned her daughter away for vital autism therapies, Nichole decided to found her own.… Continue reading The Franchise Ticker Interviews founder of sos
In the 1970s, few people knew what autism was, so parents of children with Autistm began public education campaigns. During this time, Autism was presented as a disease that needed to be cured. Documentaries included parent interviews about how burdensome their child was. Many new organizations and charities funded researchers to find the cause of… Continue reading SOS PROMOTES Autism ACCEPTANCE
When you take a virtual tour at Success On The Spectrum, you can immediately see the quality. SOS centers are purpose built to suit the needs of a learning child with Autism. When considering therapy for your child, it’s important to find a safe and secure center. Success on the Spectrum offers just that as… Continue reading Take a Virtual tour of one of our Centers
