Behavior Balance Point, LLC

09/24/2025

Tylenol does NOT cause autism. Recent public claims suggesting otherwise are baseless and harmful. Stop blaming mothers. Stop spreading myths.

09/14/2025

Love this visual! (Hope it posts right)

https://www.facebook.com/100083016984556/posts/777545661689326/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Autism is a spectrum💛
Hand-drawn by me: lilpenguinstudios.com

06/05/2025

We don't use Alpaca Health but we sure agree with this viewpoint of theirs!

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04/18/2025

We love helping children grow and learning what makes them tick!

There is nothing to fix about our learners and that isn’t our goal, we aim to learn about them and help them learn new skills and grow to be their own successful selves for the world to see.

New data from the CDC shows an increase in children with autism spectrum disorder. The numbers are increasing because of better and earlier screening, identification and access to autism evaluations. This is encouraging because when children are identified early, appropriate supports and services can be better tailored to their needs. Pediatricians want all children to thrive, including autistic children, and they are here to help families navigate screenings and diagnoses. Autistic children demonstrate behaviors that are different from some of their peers, but they are children who deserve love and belonging like all children. Learn more in AAP News: https://bit.ly/4jxVkNQ

04/10/2025

04/03/2025

We love the way our friends Aspen Behavioral Consulting are honoring Autism in April (and all year)! Check out their compassionate and fact filled post.

04/03/2025

Share your experience - what does Autism mean to you?

11/22/2024

Love this quote and the mindset! If you're nervous what you might see at the table this Thanksgiving maybe just print this beautiful post from Up Beet Eaters out to remind you that it's all ok, let them play and explore - there is something to be grateful for there ☺️

Instead of seeing mealtime mess as misbehavior, pivot your attention to the skills you see growing with food:

"Ohhhh, you're feeling lots of squishiness!"

SKILLS GROWING:
- exploring a variety of textures
- communicating needs ("my hands are dirty"/"I need a napkin)
- any food on fingers is more likely to be tasted

"I like how you chewed out eyes and a mouth in your bread."

SKILLS GROWING:
-awareness of anatomical features
-tasting a new food (bread) that could open up many breakfast and lunch options down the road.
-independently approaching a new food with a positive attitude

10/30/2024

Love these tips by our friends at Up Beet Eaters especially that last one that ties in an extra social skill! Have a spectacularly spooky Halloween 🎃