Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child Through the First Weeks of School
The first month of school is about building a strong foundation of trust, confidence, communication, and adaptability—not about getting everything right immediately. By blending compassion with advocacy, you can help set the stage for a positive and productive year for your neurodivergent child.
Abilene Summer Camps 2025
Check out the camp options Abilene has to offer for your kids this summer!
Understanding the Connection Between ADHD and Emotional Regulation
At Grounded Roots Family Development Center, we help families understand how ADHD impacts emotions and provide evidence-based strategies to help children and teens develop better self-regulation skills
Back to School Basics for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Each child on the spectrum has unique needs, and transitioning back to school can be particularly challenging. Here are some practical and encouraging tips to help you and your child navigate this transition smoothly.
Finding Joy in a Special Needs Summer
Summers hit differently when special needs are thrown into the mix. But we are focusing on embracing growth, fostering inclusion, and building resilience!
A Guide to Decreasing Biting Behavior in Young Children
Understanding the reasons behind biting and employing evidence-based strategies can make a significant difference in curbing this behavior. In this guide, we'll explore effective ways to address and decrease biting behaviors in young children.
Autism Support for Children & Families
Nurturing the growth and well-being of families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorders is part science, part art, and part trial and error. At Grounded Roots Family Development Center, we embrace growth, not perfection. If that sounds like the support you need, contact us today.
What’s the Controversy with ABA Therapy?
It is essential to carefully consider the pros and cons of ABA and, most importantly, find an ABA provider that you trust and who prioritizes your child's individual needs and well-being. Your child's journey with autism is unique, and the therapy should reflect that uniqueness while providing the support and care they deserve.