Remedy Therapy

04/03/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day—a reminder to not only raise awareness, but to actively practice acceptance, inclusion, and respect. Every. Damn. Day!

Autism is part of neurodiversity—different ways of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world. There is no one “look” or “path,” just individuals with their own strengths, needs, and voices that deserve to be heard.

Let’s move with intention:
💙 Support without judgment
💙 Listen and learn from autistic individuals
💙 Create inclusive and safe environments
💙 Celebrate differences

Awareness is important—but acceptance makes the difference.

03/31/2026

🐰🌈 Hop Into Autism with Castle Nutrition! 🌈🐰

Join us this Friday from 12–3pm for an afternoon full of crafts ✂️, community 🤝, sensory exploration 🧠, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny 🐣✨

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All ages are welcome!
📍 446 Moores Lane, New Castle, DE 19720

Come hop, explore, and celebrate together! 💙

*OUTSIDE EVENT. CONTACT CASTLE NUTRITION WITH ANY QUESTIONS*

03/28/2026

03/25/2026

✨What do you enjoy most about working with kids/families?

What I enjoy most about working with kids and their families is being able to build meaningful connections and see growth over time. I love helping children and their families reach their potential.

✨What’s the most rewarding part of your job?

The most rewarding part of my job is seeing the progress a child makes, whether it’s mastering a new skill, communicating in a new way, or simply showing more confidence. It is incredibly fulfilling.

✨What’s one thing you’ve learned since becoming an RBT?

One of the biggest things I’ve learned since becoming an RBT is the importance of patience and consistency. Progress doesn’t happen overnight, but when you stay consistent and celebrate even the small steps, you see how meaningful those moments for the child and their family.

✨Three words your friends would use to describe you?

The three words my friends would use to describe me are loyal, caring, and determined.

03/23/2026

Transitions can feel overwhelming for many children — it’s not just “being difficult.” It’s often because something they love is ending or they don’t know what’s coming next.

The good news? With consistency, clear expectations, and small strategies, you can make transitions smoother:

✨ Give a warning before a change
✨ Use timers or visual cues
✨ Offer choices to help them feel in control
✨ Predictable schedule

With practice, children can navigate changes with confidence.

💬 What transition is the hardest in your home right now? Let’s share ideas!

03/20/2026

In honor of Neurodiversity Celebration Week and World Behavior Analysis Day, we’re reminded that every child develops in their own way—and that differences are something to embrace, not change.

At Remedy, we support children through natural, meaningful moments—following their lead and helping them grow into who they are meant to be ✨

03/09/2026

ABA therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all ✨ Our goal is meaningful progress — not just in therapy sessions, but in everyday life.

Questions about ABA or getting started? We’re here to help.

Visit our website, link in bio.

02/14/2026

Meaningful growth happens when care, dignity, and compassion lead the way 💝

01/30/2026

Still stuck at home with this snow and icy mess ❄️ Here are some easy snow visual activities to keep little hands busy and minds engaged.
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01/21/2026

✨Supporting someone isn’t about finding one perfect strategy — it’s about building the skill of noticing, adjusting, and responding. Nervous systems change throughout the day, which means the support someone needs can shift from moment to moment too. This is why flexibility is one of the most powerful tools both parents and therapists can develop.

✨When something stops working, it isn’t a failure — it’s feedback. It’s an opportunity to pause, observe, and ask what the person’s body needs right now: movement, connection, calm, space, help, or regulation. Over time, these moments help us notice patterns, respond with more awareness, and support others in understanding and expressing their own needs.

✨If you’re a parent or therapist and today felt hard — you’re not behind. You’re learning a nervous system. And that takes patience, curiosity, and compassion 💛
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01/16/2026

✨What inspired you to become an RBT?
My journey toward becoming an RBT began not in a classroom or clinic, but at home—when my child was diagnosed with autism. Like many parents in my situation, I was overwhelmed, full of questions. I realized that by becoming a RBT, I could gain the tools not only to support my own child more effectively, but also to help other children and families facing similar challenges. I was inspired by the idea that my personal experience—one filled with both trials and small triumphs—could become a foundation for professional work grounded in empathy, understanding, and real-life knowledge. I decided to turn my personal experience into purpose.

✨What do you enjoy most about working with kids/families?
What I enjoy most is the process of building trusting relationships with both the children and their families. I love seeing the kids grow and flourish as they master new skills through play and fun activities. It’s incredibly rewarding to work as part of a collaborative team with parents, celebrating every milestone together.

✨ What’s one thing you’ve learned since becoming an RBT?
The power of consistency and patience. Working one-on-one with clients teaches that progress can be slow, and every small step is meaningful. I’ve learned that consistent application of behavior strategies, data collection, and reinforcement truly matters over time. Even small improvements are huge wins.

✨ Coffee or tea person
Im definitely a coffee person hands down “Dunkin Girl”

✨ Favorite animal?
My favorite animal is the giraffe. I loved how it adapted to its environment to survive.

01/10/2026

Rainy days invite slower moments and sensory play 🌧
Sensory bins support regulation, exploration, fine motor skills, and creativity through simple, hands-on play. They don’t have to be fancy or expensive — just intentional. Here’s an easy DIY you can make at home!
Save this for your next rainy day.
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