The Super Bowl is one of the most exciting events of the year, filled with high-energy and cheering fans. But, for families with a child on the autism spectrum, this lively atmosphere can be overwhelming and challenging to navigate. The combination of loud noises, sudden cheering, unpredictable moments, and changes to routine can pose challenges for children with autism. 

With the right preparation and strategies, you can help your child feel safe and included during the big game. At Behavior Frontiers, we understand the unique challenges that events like these can bring and are here to provide tips to make the Super Bowl a fun and positive experience for the whole family. 

Navigating ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy options for children with autism can be challenging, especially when balancing school and therapeutic needs. Did you know that in certain states, Medicaid may cover in-school ABA therapy if deemed medically necessary? This essential service allows children to receive personalized, evidence-based support directly in their school environment, fostering success behaviorally and socially. 

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