Paula Flanders

Summer brings a welcome break from school routines, but for children receiving ABA therapy, the change in schedule and reduced structure can affect their language development. Many families notice that during summer months, their child’s language skills may seem to slow down or even regress. This is common and understandable, but with some simple, consistent strategies, families can protect and support their child’s progress without feeling overwhelmed. Using picture noun cards to encourage...

Spring is a season of renewal. Schedules begin to shift, outdoor activities increase, and school calendars start to look a little different. While these changes can feel refreshing for adults, they can sometimes feel overwhelming for children. When routines change without preparation, children may experience increased anxiety, resistance, or challenging behaviors. That’s why this month, we’re focusing on the importance of structure — not as rigidity, but as a foundation for growth....

As we move into the spring season, growth is everywhere around us. In many ways, supporting a child’s development works the same way — growth happens best when the environment is consistent, supportive, and connected . At Low Country Behavior & Wellness Agents (LCBWA), we believe children grow stronger when families, school teams, and clinical providers work together with shared expectations and consistent support. When everyone is aligned, progress becomes more predictable, meaningful, and...