When your child is newly diagnosed with autism, asking the right questions can help you build a strong foundation for support. Start by asking: What therapies are recommended for my child’s needs? This helps guide early intervention. Next, ask: How do I choose the right ABA provider? Look for programs that offer individualized plans and family involvement.
It’s also important to ask: What goals should we focus on first? Prioritizing communication, daily living skills, or social development depends on your child’s strengths. Don’t forget to ask: How can I support progress at home? Consistency between therapy and home routines boosts outcomes.
Finally, ask: What should I expect long-term? Understanding how autism may evolve helps you plan for school transitions, independence, and future care.
At Move Up ABA, we partner with families to answer these questions and more. Our team builds personalized ABA therapy in Maryland and Virginia that grows with your child, supporting every step forward.
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