Certified sensory-safe barber specializing in neurodivergent children, known for a patient and understanding approach.
An autism-focused indoor playground and kids’ gym providing a sensory-safe environment with various activities.
Provides comprehensive medical care tailored for autism and other developmental disabilities.
Offers pediatric dental care accommodating children with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing differences.
Dallas locations are designed with children’s sensory needs in mind, featuring themed chairs and televisions for comfort.
Mobile hair salon specializing in children with disabilities, including autism and sensory needs, offering a sensory-friendly experience.
Specifically designed for children with disabilities, featuring elements for autistic, sight-impaired, and hearing-impaired children.
Meyer Center for Developmental Pediatrics & Autism (Texas Children’s Hospital)
Offers expert special needs dentistry with personalized, gentle care tailored to the unique requirements of each child.
An autism-focused indoor playground and kids’ gym providing a sensory-safe environment with activities for children on the spectrum.
A large, award-winning park designed for children of all abilities, providing a safe and engaging environment for play and skill development.
Expert in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, specializing in the evaluation and care of children with autism spectrum disorder.
Specializes in dental care for patients with special needs, including those with autism and sensory processing disorders.
An autism-focused indoor playground and kids’ gym that provides a sensory-safe environment with equipment and activities for sensory integration.
Operated by barber Henry Amoloja, this 900-square-foot “sensory dream” facility is specifically designed for children with autism and sensory sensitivities.
Believe Dental specializes in providing “oral health equity” for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, particularly autism.
This practice provides specialized dental care tailored for children with autism and sensory sensitivities.
Our in-home ABA therapy services cover the Entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, including, but not limited to, Celina, Waxahachie, Terrell, Royse City, and nearby counties.
We cover the entire Houston area, including Lampasas, Temple, San Antonio, Brenham, and nearby counties—bringing personalized support to families where they live.
A dedicated sensory-safe barbershop in Richardson, TX, run by Henry “Tribes” Amoloja. The shop specializes in serving neurodivergent children by providing a calm environment, using weighted capes, fidget toys, and
With locations in Texas, Believe Dental has dentists experienced in treating patients with special needs, including autism. They prioritize working collaboratively with parents and caretakers to ensure a positive dental
A Beaumont, TX, dental office that delivers customized dental care for children with autism. They also focus on providing caregivers and parents with practical tips for maintaining oral health at
Located in Austin, TX, this practice offers quality dental care from a pediatric dentist with extensive training in special needs dentistry, ensuring a supportive environment for children with autism.
Dr. Morgan’s office in Irving, TX, provides dental care tailored to children with developmental delays and sensory sensitivities. They encourage parent involvement and utilize pre-visit consultations to prepare families and
A dental practice in Lewisville, TX, known for its gentle approach to patients with special needs. They offer oral sedation, personalized care plans based on individual tolerance, and maintain consistent
Located in the Dallas area, Bee Kids Dental provides pediatric care that accommodates children with autism, ADHD, and other special needs. The office features calming visuals and clinicians trained in
April 24th marks the exciting return of Acceptance Matters, the North East Autism Society’s virtual conference dedicated to amplifying autistic voices, challenging outdated thinking, and
The UCLA Center for Autism Research and Treatment (CART) hosts “Advances in Autism 2026,” a full-day conference presenting the current
The 2nd Annual Faith in Humanity Autism Awareness Walk, held at the Riverwalk Commons in Milwaukee, is a community-driven fundraiser
The NAS Professionals Conference in London is a premier UK gathering focused on increasing understanding of the “Autistic Experience and
The ACT Bootcamp: East Coast Edition in New York City is an intensive professional training focused on Acceptance and Commitment
Making Memories: Zoo Night is a specialized sensory-friendly event held at the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium in Omaha, Nebraska.
Find answers to common questions about autism, our services, and how to get started. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Call our helpline — we’re here to help.
Autism spectrum disorder is a developmental condition that affects how a person communicates, interacts socially, and processes sensory information. It’s called a ‘spectrum’ because it manifests differently in every individual.
Raising a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a journey that requires patience, resilience, and a specialized toolkit of
For many children on the spectrum, the “unwritten rules” of social interaction can feel like a foreign language. Navigating a
In-home ABA therapy is Applied Behavior Analysis provided in a child’s home environment. Therapists work one-on-one with children to improve communication, social, behavioral, and daily living skills using personalized strategies and positive reinforcement.
ABA therapists use structured activities, play, and daily routines to teach new skills and reduce challenging behaviors. Therapy takes place in familiar environments, helping children apply skills naturally in everyday life.
Yes. Many families find in-home ABA therapy effective because children learn skills where they spend most of their time. It also allows therapists to address real-life routines and behaviors directly.
ABA therapy can help improve:
Communication skills
Social interaction
Attention and focus
Daily living skills
Emotional regulation
Problem behaviors such as aggression, tantrums, or self-injury
The number of hours varies based on the child’s needs, goals, and assessment results. Some children benefit from 10–15 hours weekly, while others may require more intensive programs.
Sessions may include:
Play-based learning
Communication exercises
Behavior management strategies
Social skills practice
Daily routine training
Parent coaching and feedback
Absolutely. Parent involvement is encouraged because it helps reinforce skills outside therapy sessions and improves long-term success.
Therapists use positive reinforcement, modeling, repetition, and interactive activities to teach children how to express needs, follow directions, interact socially, and build relationships.
Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy, especially for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Coverage depends on your provider, policy, and state requirements.
Costs vary depending on location, therapy hours, and insurance coverage. Without insurance, ABA therapy can be expensive, but many providers offer assistance with insurance verification and payment options.
