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Discover how the Y-BOCS scale can be helpful in identifying and diagnosing OCD in individuals with autism. Here, we will also examine its value in treatment.

Understanding the Y-BOCS Scale: Identifying OCD and More!

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are two distinct conditions. However, they can, at times, overlap in ways that can make receiving the correct diagnosis and treatment a ...
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Handwashing for Autism: A 7-Step Guide for Parents and Caregivers

Handwashing for Autism: A 7-Step Guide for Parents and Caregivers

In this ABA Centers of Tennessee blog, we'll guide you through navigating handwashing and autism through practical strategies, highlighting how ABA therapy can be an essential ally in this learning ...
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ABA Centers of Tennessee provides answers to the Top 10 Questions about Autism parents asked in 2024.

Top 10 Questions Tennessee Parents Asked About Autism in 2024

At ABA Centers of Tennessee, we’ve heard countless concerns from families striving to understand autism and provide the best support possible for their children. Within, we’ve compiled and answered the ...
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Autism and Cooking: 4 Tips for Enjoying Holiday Meals

Autism and Cooking: 4 Tips for Enjoying Holiday Meals

If you've ever wondered how to make autism and cooking an enriching experience for your child and yourself, this ABA Centers of Tennessee blog gives you four essential keys to ...
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Autism CARES Act: What Families Need to Know Before the End of 2024

Autism CARES Act: What Families Need to Know Before the End of 2024

In this blog, we want to tell you all about the renewal of the Autism CARES Act, which is moving forward in Congress and must be passed by the Senate ...
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Eye Contact and Autism: Understanding When It Matters

Eye Contact and Autism: Understanding When It Matters

For many with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), establishing eye contact can be a highly uncomfortable and challenging experience. Research describes that many on the ASD spectrum who struggle to make ...
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