Non ABA Stuff

As I grappled to come to terms with the diagnosis of Autism, and after starting a home-based ABA program, I knew I had to get my life in order and try and ensure that my son would grow up to be the best that he could be. Throughout my journey, and as my son has gotten older, his needs and the needs of our family have changed. I have found the following non-ABA related materials helpful. Some of the materials I have developed on my own. Others are resources that I have found along the way.

Autism in School

Communication Apps

Autism Information Cards

Transitioning into Adulthood

After High School

Inspiring Adults with ASD

Autism and Employment

Advocacy

Social Stories

Social Media

“Dear Sharon, A couple a days ago I received the pec cards. These cards are wonderful, my nephew so enjoys them and are so beneficial to his learning growth. Thank you so much for a product that is making a difference in a lot of peoples lives. Keep up the good work, I know I will on my end here! God bless you.”

“I have been searching for quite some time for “just the right picture symbols” for my Autistic son, Michael, 5. When I reviewed www.abaresources.com and received the “Pics for ABA”, I was more than delighted. More so, my son was eager to touch, hold and participate in our teaching him, of the picture symbols. Thanks for being on the cutting edge!”

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Taking Care of Yourself

Financial Planning

Service Dogs for Autism