Infinite Abilities Consulting

05/25/2026

HOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HELPING YOUR CHILD IN DIFFERENT LEARNING AREAS

If your child struggles with sensory issues, retained primitive reflexes, reading and writing in the classroom, executive functioning problems, behavior struggles or attention and focus issues, there are several resources we use to help our students that you can use too.

https://ilslearningcorner.com/important-retained-primitive-reflexes-books-for-parents-and-therapists/

05/25/2026

✂️📄 FREE Scissor Skills Development Handout! 📄✂️

Are you working on cutting skills with kids and want a clear, easy reference to guide you?

This FREE Scissor Skill Development Handout breaks down how cutting skills typically progress and what to work on next, perfect for supporting confidence and success with scissors.

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05/25/2026

05/25/2026

Co-regulation is defined as warm & responsive interactions that provide the support, coaching, and modeling that children/adults need in order to understand, express, and modulate their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

This will allow more effective teaching of self-regulation, which is described as the conscious control of one’s own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

04/02/2026

03/17/2026

There’s a part of autism parenting that people rarely talk about.

The quiet grief.
The letting go of the expectations you once had.

But at the same time…
the fierce, overwhelming love for the child right in front of you.

Both can exist together.
And many parents carry both every single day. 💙

If you’ve ever felt this, you’re not alone.

Parents, have you ever experienced this quiet grief?

You can share if you’re comfortable. 👇

👉 Learn more and get your free issue of Autism Parenting Magazine today!
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03/17/2026

Compliance might get a response.
But cooperation builds real learning.

One of the biggest shifts happening in ABA right now is moving away from compliance-first teaching and toward practices that prioritize assent, autonomy, and meaningful engagement.

When learners feel safe, respected, and involved in the process, they’re much more likely to participate, persist, and make meaningful progress.

Here are 3 simple ways to start building cooperation in your sessions:

1️⃣ Pair before teaching – prioritize the relationship before placing demands.
2️⃣ Prime expectations – help learners know what’s coming so they can be successful.
3️⃣ Make reinforcement meaningful – motivation matters.

Small changes in how we structure sessions can make a huge difference in how learners respond.

Save this post for your next session.

Want more practical strategies for compassionate, effective ABA?
Learn more at www.howtoaba.com

02/20/2026

Join us at IABS' 4th Annual OBM Conference on February 28, 2026 from 10 am-2 pm Eastern

We're excited to be able to add an additional speaker, Dr. Brian Mason, for 4 BACB CEUs!

ONLINE via Zoom
FREE CEUs

Register here: https://endicott.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ADXNXOMXR6KEA2akXJXPLg?fbclid=IwY2xjawPp27xleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFtc3hwaHRxdjlDS0VIYmcwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPNTE0NzcxNTY5MjI4MDYxAAEe3p-lgzjAGw_E2TNO9AO2CMWybEK17TLe00hTmQpnHX4D887wO59iNrlelIk_aem_-BYc2SjeRdUC2zkXxIg6BA #/registration

02/20/2026

Autism doesn’t always look “autistic.”

Sometimes it looks like over-preparing.
Overthinking.
Over-noticing.

Many autistic adults learned to mask.
And masking is exhausting.

Inclusion starts with understanding.

What do people get wrong about autism? 👇

👉 Learn more and get your free issue of Autism Parenting Magazine today!
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02/20/2026