At Amy’s Angels Health Care, we know that caregiving is more than a role it’s a journey filled with big feelings, daily decisions, and a deep desire to help your loved one thrive. This November, we’re excited to introduce something special just for you:  Our new Parent & Caregiver Support Group, a safe, welcoming space designed with your voice, your needs, and your story in mind. And guess what? You’re  already  part of something powerful just by showing up here. What This G

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Halloween, a holiday brimming with excitement, can be a source of overwhelming stress for children on the autism spectrum. The itchy...

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Difficulty can arise when transitioning between activities due to poor time management. For example, a child oblivious to how time passes may be surprised when their half-hour playing with a train set runs out. Engrossed in this favorite activity, it may feel like mere seconds have passed, and then, without warning, the demand to switch to a less favored activity is made. So what can parents do? Visual timers are essential for developing and maintaining executive function ski

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For many, Thanksgiving means hours of cooking, eating comfort foods, & catching up with family. But for children with autism spectrum...

How time changes can impact individuals with autism. It is true that many people with autism find comfort in routines so when their...

It's important to understand that ABA Therapy programs for autism are not a one-size-fits-all solution. ABA is not a set of canned drills...

Yes, it is! It's a great time to enjoy the cooler weather and spend time outdoors. You could go on picnic in the park, or take a stroll...

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Getting a good night's rest is essential for physical and mental health. Healthy sleep is important for all children, but children with...

Sound: Some children who are not very sensitive to noise might raise the music volume or speak loudly.While on the other hand some kids...

Going for a Walk: Get outside and enjoy the sunshine with these fun summer activity ideas! One idea is going for a leisurely walk. It's a...