Thrive ABA Therapy

08/30/2025

Thanks to John & Traci Schneider, founders of Ben’s Fund, 8 families touched by autism will receive tickets to a Seahawks home game at Lumen Field!

Each home game, 1 family will win 4 tickets + 1 parking pass.

👉 Apply here https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2YRKDJV

Thanks to the generosity of John & Traci Schneider, President of Football Operations /GM of the Seattle Seahawks, and founders of Ben’s Fund, we will be awarding 8 families navigating autism with tickets to see a home football game at Lumen Field!

For each Seattle home game, Ben’s Fund will award 1 family with 4 tickets and 1 parking pass!

To apply please fill out the survey in our Comments ⬇️

Rules & Eligibility:
*Family must have a child or young adult (age 0-25) with autism in their care.

*Person with autism does not have to attend game.

*Past Schneider Game Day Ticket Winners are not eligible.

*Tickets are non-transferable and strictly not for resale purposes.

*One entry per family please. Your entry will qualify you for the entire season.

*Applying does not guarantee award.

Please contact info@bensfund.org with any questions!

08/26/2025

Quiet access hours Sunday Sept 7th 9am to 10am

The Seattle area LEGO BrickCon is taking place the first full weekend of September 6 & 7 at the Meydenbaur Center in Bellevue, WA. https://brickcon.org/ As part of the community accessibility efforts, they offer a quiet access hour for community members who need a low stimulation or special mobility access environment to enjoy seeing LEGO creations.

The organizers aim for this quiet access to be a positive event for attendees, so distribution of this code is limited to those participants/organizations who will honor the intent of the time offering.


Tickets web link:
https://aftontickets.com/brickCon2025

Promo Code*: 2025quiethour

Please note, this is a “hidden access” ticket and only available for the SUNDAY 9AM hour.
To access quiet hour tickets, enter the Promo Code into the “Your Tickets” block.

08/26/2025

✨ At Thrive ABA Therapy, we believe in celebrating every individual for who they are.

Autism doesn’t have a “look.” Every autistic person is unique — with their own strengths, challenges, and ways of experiencing the world. That’s why we focus on personalized care and meeting each child where they are.

💙 We provide support, strategies, and compassion so children and families can thrive — not by fitting a mold, but by embracing their individuality.

08/20/2025

Sensory friendly performance of the Lion King at the Paramount Theater, Dec 13th, 2PM

Learn more and get your tickets today for this special occasion!

08/12/2025

Kulture City certifies businesses and venues, numerous of which feature sensory rooms or sensory kits. To identify local agencies, refer to their map at https://www.kulturecity.org/ or download the app.

Making the nevers possible

08/06/2025

Get outside this summer with FreePlay sessions at
Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
June 27 – August 23 (Closed July 4 and 5)

Get outside this summer with FreePlay sessions at
Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
June 27 – August 23 (Closed July 4 and 5)

PlayGarden invites children, youth, and adults of all abilities to enjoy nature-rich, inclusive Free Play. Staff will welcome visitors and guide inclusive activities like gardening, cooking, music, dance, and art — all designed for kids of every ability to engage and have fun.

No fees or registration required. Just come and play!

For more information, contact info@seattleplaygarden.org

07/26/2025

Valuable resource listing sensory friendly spaces and activities in the greater Seattle area, most of which are free of charge.

Looking for sensory-friendly outings with your little one? Here is a list of places to go about the Seattle area.

07/17/2025

Join us tomorrow, July 17th, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET, for the Autism Society of America’s free webinar, How to Write a Social Story. Presented by Dr. Chris Reeve and Dr. Susan Kabot, this session will provide practical guidance on crafting and using social stories to reduce anxiety and support success for Autistic individuals in a variety of environments. There's still time to register—don’t miss out! https://bit.ly/3TyQ162

07/17/2025

Looking for a sensory-friendly museum adventure?

Sensory Time at Imagine Children’s Museum is a special program designed for families with children on the autism spectrum, sensory processing differences, or other developmental needs. Families get exclusive access to the North side of the Museum during a calm and supportive time—Sunday, July 20 from 9–11 a.m.

- Reduced noise and crowds
- Sensory tools like earmuffs, sunglasses, and sensory balls available
- Social stories available in multiple languages
- Staff trained to support children with diverse needs

This free program takes place on the third Sunday of each month.
Register online here: https://www.imaginecm.org/inclusion/

05/16/2025

This summer, kids can bowl free at participating bowling alleys. Register here https://www.kidsbowlfree.com/
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Sign your children up for 2 free games of bowling all summer long.

05/13/2025

Free water safety and prevention webinar on May 22nd

Water Safety Saves Lives. Join us on Thursday, May 22nd, from 8-9 PM EST for our Water Safety and Drowning Prevention webinar with the Autism Society of America and Dayna Harvey to learn how to safeguard your summer! From storytelling to real-world data, this session offers practical tools and 5 actionable strategies you can apply immediately at home and in your community. https://bit.ly/4m85Ygy

05/03/2025

For families with little ones on this—this looks like such a great opportunity!

Wicked Raes' Sensory Explorers is a biweekly, hands-on art and movement class designed for kids ages 2–6.

What a wonderful way to support motor skills, adaptability, and imagination in a playful, inclusive setting.

Experience creative freedom in Seattle. From splatter art to sensory workshops to team building to creative parties, we offer transformative experiences for all ages. No artistic skill required—just pure fun.