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Hidden Talents ABA is a treatment provider for children on the autism spectrum, fostering a lifelong

09/08/2025

✨ Word of the Week: Intraverbal ✨

Intraverbals are conversations in action! They happen when your child responds to words with words, like answering questions, finishing songs, or taking part in a back-and-forth exchange.

✅ Example: You say, “Twinkle, twinkle, little…” and your child says, “star!”

Why it matters: Intraverbals build social skills and help children join in conversations.

09/03/2025

📢 We’re growing our team! Hidden Talents ABA is looking for passionate Remote BCBAs to join us.

✅ Must live in Georgia or within 50 miles of the GA border
✅ OR live in South Carolina or within 25 miles of the SC border

At Hidden Talents ABA, you’ll be part of a supportive, clinician-led team dedicated to making a difference for children and families.

👉 Apply today by sending your resume to kculbreth@hiddentalentsaba.com

09/01/2025

Happy Labor Day! Today we pause to honor the dedication, commitment, and hard work of our incredible team and the workforce across the country. At Hidden Talents ABA, we’re grateful for the passion our staff brings to supporting families every day.

08/29/2025

✨ Preferences vs. Reinforcers ✨

Parents often hear these terms in ABA, but they aren’t the same thing.
Preference = something your child enjoys (snack, toy, bubbles, tablet).
Reinforcer = something that not only is enjoyed, but also increases the chance a behavior will happen again.

👉 Example: Your child might like bubbles (preference), but if giving bubbles after they follow a direction makes them follow directions more often, bubbles are working as a reinforcer.

Remember: All reinforcers are preferences, but not all preferences are reinforcers.

Understanding this difference helps us choose the best supports for growth and learning.

08/27/2025

🌟 Staff Shout-Out: Tara Cromer 🌟

Tara is such an amazing RBT! She goes above and beyond to make sessions engaging and fun. Whether it’s playing games, building connections through play, or even hopping on a bike to ride alongside her client, Tara always finds ways to make therapy meaningful and enjoyable.

Her energy, creativity, and dedication shine through in every session and we are so lucky to have her on the Hidden Talents ABA team! 💚

08/20/2025

🌱 Green, Yellow, and Red Zones: Understanding Your Child’s Regulation 🌱
By Anna Kinnaird, BCBA

When a child is calm, their brain is ready to learn and connect. When they are dysregulated, their brain shifts into survival mode. Knowing the zones helps us respond in ways that support regulation and growth.

🟢 Green Zone: Calm and Ready to Learn
Looks like: relaxed body, steady breathing, focused, engaged
Best supports: predictable routines, positive praise, engaging activities
Sensory tools: fidgets, chewable jewelry, movement breaks
💡 Catch them doing the right thing and praise it right away.

🟡 Yellow Zone: Heightened Alertness
Looks like: fidgeting, louder voice, fast movements, worry or frustration
Best supports: small steps, movement or sensory breaks, clear simple language, choices
Sensory tools: wall pushups, animal walks, big stretches, Theraband on a chair, deep pressure squeezes, chewy snacks if appropriate
💡 Pause and pivot. Shift to something easier or take a break to help them succeed.

🔴 Red Zone: Fight, Flight, or Freeze
Looks like: crying, yelling, aggression, running away, shutting down
Best supports: remove demands, stay calm, validate feelings, offer comforting items, allow time to recover
Sensory tools: weighted blanket, rocking chair, noise-cancelling headphones, dim lights, quiet space
💡 You cannot teach new skills in the Red Zone. Focus on co-regulation and helping your child return to calm before trying again.

⚡ Remember:
Green Zone is the time to practice coping skills
Yellow Zone is not the time for big demands
Red Zone is the time for safety and connection

💬 Which zone do you notice most often with your child?

08/12/2025

How We Measure Your Child’s Progress in ABA 📊

At Hidden Talents ABA, we know that tracking progress is key to helping your child thrive. We use three main types of measurement to get the clearest picture of growth:

✅ Direct Measurement – Watching and recording behaviors in real-time. This is the most accurate way to see what’s happening, but it requires us to be present during the behavior.
✅ Indirect Measurement – Gathering information from you, teachers, and other caregivers after the fact. It’s easier to collect but can sometimes be influenced by memory or personal perspective.
✅ Product Measurement – Looking at the results of a behavior (like completed homework or a finished puzzle). It’s great for showing outcomes but doesn’t always tell us how the result happened.

Using a combination of these methods helps us truly understand your child’s strengths, challenges, and progress—so we can make the most effective plan for them. 💙

Curious about how we could measure and support your child’s goals? Send us a message today.

08/05/2025

Staff Shout-Out: Jaire Granderson, RBT

We want to recognize Jaire Granderson, RBT, for her dedication to her client and the consistent positivity she brings to every session. Jaire’s commitment to providing quality support and her ability to create an encouraging environment truly make a difference. Thank you, Jaire, for going above and beyond every day! 👏

07/30/2025

🏅 Field Day Fun at Our Atlanta Center! 🎉

Our amazing Atlanta crew recently had their Field Day, and it was full of teamwork, laughs, and friendly competition! Congratulations to our first place team, the RBTs (Really Big Thinkers) 🥇 who rocked their blue colors all the way to victory!

Not far behind were the spirited members of team Talk Data To Me, who secured an impressive second place finish sporting their red gear. 🥈

Huge shout out to everyone who participated. You made the day special, full of smiles, and unforgettable. We can’t wait for the next one!

07/28/2025

📚 Getting Ready for Back-to-School Season? Here Are a Few Tips to Help with the Transition:

Transitions can be tough, but a little prep can go a long way. Here are some ways to help ease your child back into the school routine:

✅ Talk About It Early: Start having casual conversations about going back to school. Talk about what their day might look like, who they’ll see, and what they might do.

✅ Ease Into the Routine: Begin adjusting bedtime and wake-up times a couple of weeks in advance to match the school schedule.

✅ Use Visual Supports: Calendars, visual schedules, or social stories can help your child feel more prepared and in control.

✅ Practice the Morning Routine: Do some practice runs of getting dressed, packing lunch, and leaving the house on time.

✅ Visit the School (if possible): A walk-through of the building or meeting the teacher ahead of time can help reduce anxiety.

Remember, every child is different. Start with what works for your family and build from there. You’ve got this! 💪

07/21/2025

🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨
Hidden Talents ABA is growing, and we’re looking for BCBAs to join our remote team!

Positions available in:
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Texas (yes, we reimburse for TX licensure!)

💬 What we offer:
✔️ Remote supervision
✔️ Strong clinical support
✔️ Flexibility that works with your life
✔️ A team that actually listens

If you're passionate about meaningful ABA and ready to be part of a team that values you, let's talk.

📩 Apply today or reach out to kculbreth@hiddentalentsaba.com to learn more.

07/18/2025

💡 Ever wonder how ABA helps increase helpful behaviors?

It often comes down to reinforcement. That just means something happens after a behavior that makes your child more likely to do it again.

✅ Positive reinforcement means adding something your child enjoys, like praise, a toy, or a snack.
❌ Negative reinforcement means removing something your child doesn’t like, like turning off a loud noise or ending a tough task.

Both are tools to help build skills and reduce frustration. The key is finding what works best for your child.

Have questions about how we use reinforcement during sessions? Let us know in the comments.

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