Maryland Applied Behavior Analysis Therapist | Move Up ABA

A young girl in a yellow shirt sits at a table, focused on assembling a colorful puzzle.
Puzzles are more than just a fun pastime—they can be powerful tools for learning and development, especially for autistic children. Whether it’s a simple wooden puzzle or a complex jigsaw, puzzles offer a unique way to engage children, build skills, and foster independence. In this article, weâ€...
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Games for Autistic Adults Engaging in games and joining in activities can bring benefits to adults with autism by enabling them to enjoy themselves improve their abilities and build connections, with others. Games offer a version of real life experiences that require concentration stimulate creativi...