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Meet Centria Autism's Clinical Quality Assurance Team

At Centria Autism, we're transforming ABA therapy with our Clinical Quality Assurance Team. Discover how our expert advisors ensure precision and excellence in every step of the clinical process, providing personalized care for optimal outcomes. Join us in our commitment to enhancing the lives of families through continuous innovation and unwavering dedication to quality and integrity in autism therapy. ...

What is HRE?

HRE (Happy, Relaxed, Engaged) is the cornerstone of ABA therapy, shaping the ideal learning environment for your child. Learn how to create an atmosphere that promotes receptiveness to learning and reduces problem behaviors. Discover the key elements of HRE and its importance in ABA therapy. Start your child's journey to a brighter future with HRE. ...

Revolutionizing Care: Unveiling Centria Autism’s Revamped Behavior Technician Training Program

Exciting changes are afoot at Centria Autism as we announce our remodeled Behavior Technician (BT) Training program, a pioneering initiative designed to optimize and enhance the quality of care our BTs provide. ...

A Journey of Hope and Progress: Romeo's Success Story

Romeo's mother vividly recalls the moment she learned of her son's diagnosis. Recognizing that he wasn't displaying typical developmental milestones such as calling her "Mom," making eye contact, or responding to his name, the uncertainty of what the future might hold were emotions any parent could relate to.  In the face of these challenges, she sought Rome the help he needed to thrive. That's where Romeo's journey with ABA Therapy at Centria began. ...

A Journey of Transformation: Russell's Success Story

Russell was 3 when his Head Start teacher noticed that he wasn't hitting his developmental milestones. This observation prompted his family to take action, leading them on a transformative journey that would change Russell's life forever. When Russell was diagnosed with autism, his family was faced with challenges that would test their patience and resolve. He struggled with making eye contact, engaging in verbal communication, and expressing his needs. Simple tasks became monumental endeavors, like guessing what he wanted or physically guiding him to his desired destination. ...

7 Tips for Fostering Positive Social Experiences for Children with Autism this Summer

Summer is a season filled with sunny days, outdoor adventures, and countless opportunities for children to connect and form new friendships. However, for children with autism, the prospect of navigating social interactions can bring about unique challenges. The importance of understanding and supporting their social needs becomes even more crucial during this vibrant and socially-oriented time of year. ...

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