I2ABA

Communication can look different for every child. Words, gestures, pictures, signs, devices, and body language are all meaningful ways to connect.

At i2ABA, we celebrate each child's unique communication style and support families in building skills that help children express their needs, share their interests, and connect with others.

Who says work can’t be fun?! Our i2ABA team brought the competition, the laughs, and a little bit of friendly rivalry to Bingo Night! We work hard together every day, so it’s always fun to take a break, enjoy each other’s company, and make memories.

We hope everyone enjoys their 3-day weekend.

Back-to-School Means Advocacy Season

Our parent training program goes beyond teaching strategies for home—we help families build the knowledge and confidence needed to advocate for their child during school meetings.

Through parent training, families can learn how to:

-Understand educational goals and accommodations
-Prepare for ARD meetings
-Ask meaningful questions and participate confidently
-Collaborate effectively with teachers and school teams
-Advocate for supports that help their child succeed

You are your child's most important advocate, and we're honored to support you along the way.

Back-to-school transitions can be challenging for many children with autism. That is why we love hosting parent training sessions that help our parents become advocates. Here are three simple ways to help:

✅ Practice morning routines
✅ Use visual schedules
✅ Visit the school or classroom before the first day

Preparation can help reduce anxiety and increase confidence as children enter a new environment.

What strategies have worked best for your family? Share below!

August is here, and we're excited for a month focused on growth, learning, and confidence!

Whether your child is returning to school, starting a new classroom, or continuing their ABA journey, we're here to support every step along the way. Small victories today create big successes tomorrow.

Happy 4th of July!

Wishing all of our families a fun, safe, and memorable Independence Day filled with celebration.

On this Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Happy Mother’s Day to the incredible mothers raising children with autism.

Your days are filled with advocacy, patience, resilience, and a kind of love that moves mountains. You celebrate victories others may overlook, face challenges with courage, and continue showing up with unwavering dedication for your children every single day.

Today, we honor the strength behind the appointments, therapies, sleepless nights, breakthroughs, routines, and unconditional love. Your impact is immeasurable, and your children are thriving because of the care, compassion, and determination you pour into them.

To all of our autism moms: you are seen, appreciated, and deeply admired. Happy Mother’s Day.