CAS - Community Autism Services

CAS - Community Autism Services

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Providing in-home and center-based ABA Services to children diagnosed with ASD.

Community Autism Services provides personalized, evidence-based autism therapy, behavioral health, and ABA services for children and families. A division of The Stepping Stones Group, we specialize in in-home, school-based, and community-centered services for children with autism and developmental delays. Our behavioral technicians use compassionate, customized approaches to support every child’s unique needs. Serving families nationwide

🧩 Start your journey today 📞 Contact us to learn more.

Photos from CAS - Community Autism Services's post 09/24/2026

Behind every great team is a commitment to never stop learning. 💙
Earlier this month, members of the Community Autism Services team attended the Hawaiʻi Association for Behavior Analysis (HABA) Convention as a proud Silver Sponsor. The conference was an opportunity to learn from industry leaders, exchange ideas with fellow professionals, and explore the latest evidence-based practices in ABA.

Our team also had the chance to connect outside of the conference at a BCBA dinner, creating more opportunities to share ideas, strengthen professional relationships, and learn from one another.

Experiences like these help our clinicians continue growing in their work and bring new knowledge and perspectives back to the children and families we serve.

Thank you to HABA for bringing together such a great community. We’re grateful to have been part of it!

09/23/2026

Meet Adrianna, one of our incredible Behavior Therapists! 💙

Over the past year, Adrianna has had the opportunity to implement SBT with four different clients, each with their own interests, personalities, and learning profiles.

What stands out most is her willingness to learn, ask questions, and understand the “why” behind the strategies she uses. She welcomes feedback, adapts when needed, and brings a positive, can-do attitude even when the work gets challenging.

We’re proud to celebrate Adrianna and the care, curiosity, and commitment she brings to her clients and our team every day!

Photos from CAS - Community Autism Services's post 09/22/2026

We had such a great time connecting with families at Discovery Cube’s Annual Health Fair! 💙

On August 1 and 8, our San Fernando Valley team joined other local organizations to share resources and connect with families in the community.

We brought back our superhero-themed activity from Aut2Run, and it was a big hit! Kids had fun creating their own superhero masks and taking photos with our props while parents had the chance to learn more about Community Autism Services and the support we provide.

We’re grateful for opportunities like these to connect with families, share resources, and create a fun, welcoming space for kids.

Thank you to Discovery Cube for welcoming us!

09/21/2026

What does evidence-based care mean for your child?

It means care that is guided by approaches supported by evidence, while still being tailored to your child’s individual needs, goals, and development.

At Community Autism Services, our clinicians work closely with families to determine what support makes sense for each child and to help build skills that can make a meaningful difference in everyday life.

Because your child’s care should be informed by evidence, while also being personal to them. 💙

09/15/2026

Tomorrow, we're opening our doors in Raynham! 💙

Join the Community Autism Services team for our Raynham Center Open House from 5:00–7:00 PM ET.

Come tour our center, meet our team, learn more about the services we offer, and ask any questions you may have.

📅 Thursday, September 17
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM ET
📍 Community Autism Services, Raynham, MA

We’d love to see you there!

09/10/2026

Wondering whether it’s time to reach out for support? You don’t need to have all the answers first. 💙

Maybe you’ve noticed changes in communication, behavior, social skills, or development. Maybe you simply have questions about what’s next.
Asking questions, learning more, and understanding your options can be a helpful first step.

At Community Autism Services, we’re here to listen, answer questions, and help families understand what support may be right for their child.

Photos from CAS - Community Autism Services's post 09/09/2026

Sometimes communication takes a little more time. 💙

When your child doesn't answer right away, try:
-Pause. Give them a few extra seconds to process and respond.
-Keep it simple. Use short, clear language and avoid asking multiple questions at once.
-Try another way. Offer a gesture, visual, choice, or model to give your child another way to communicate.

A little extra time and flexibility can create more opportunities for connection.

09/07/2026

Today, we’re celebrating the workers, professionals, caregivers, educators, and community members who contribute so much to the places we call home. 💙

From the work we do every day to the people we care for outside of work, so much of what makes a community strong comes from the people who show up and make a difference.

We’re grateful to be part of a community that works together to support children and families.

Wishing you and your family a happy Labor Day!

Photos from CAS - Community Autism Services's post 09/03/2026

A few moments from our Pasadena Open House 💙
It was great to welcome families and community members into our center, connect with new faces, and share more about Community Autism Services.

We’re grateful for everyone who stopped by and look forward to continuing to grow our Sacramento community!

09/01/2026

Communication can look different for every child. 💙 Whether your child uses words, gestures, visuals, signs, or another way to communicate, there are everyday opportunities to support their communication skills at home.

Here are 5 simple ways to get started:
1. Follow their interests
Join your child in activities they already enjoy and use those moments to encourage interaction.
2. Offer choices
Instead of asking an open-ended question, offer two options and give your child a chance to communicate their preference.
3. Give them time
Pause and give your child extra time to respond, without rushing to fill the silence.
4. Model communication
Use simple words, gestures, or visuals to show your child different ways they can communicate.
5. Celebrate every attempt
Communication is more than saying the “right” word. Recognize and encourage every effort to connect and express a need.

Small moments throughout the day can create meaningful opportunities for communication and connection.

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