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Working with Autism: Creating Environments Where Everyone Can Thrive

Discover in this blog practical, human-centered tips for people with autism working.
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Thanksgiving and Autism Tips for Making the Holiday Less Stressful and More Joyful

Thanksgiving and Autism: Tips for Making the Holiday Less Stressful and More Joyful

In this guide, we share practical, research-based strategies for creating a calm, sensory-friendly Thanksgiving that celebrates comfort, connection, and inclusion.
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Halloween with Autism: Tricks For A Successful Holiday

This comprehensive guide will explore strategies to help make Halloween a sensory-friendly and comfortable celebration for individuals with autism.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Asperger's: Fact vs Speculation About Autism

Mark Zuckerberg’s Asperger’s: Fact vs Speculation About Autism

In this exploration, ABA Centers of Tennessee examines the public discussions around Mark Zuckerberg's Asperger's and autism spectrum traits.
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Sensory Processing Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder: Understanding the Connection

When your child covers their ears at the sound of a blender, refuses to wear certain fabrics, or seems overwhelmed by bright lights, you might wonder: Is sensory processing disorder ...
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Trump autism announcement

Trump’s Autism Announcement: What Tennessee Families Should Know

The recent White House autism briefing sparked national attention but left many families with more questions than answers. In this blog, we break down the Trump autism announcement.
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