New View Autism Clinic

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉

As we welcome a brand-new year, our office will be closed so our team can spend time resting, reflecting, and celebrating with loved ones. We are so grateful for our incredible families and community and look forward to all that the new year will bring. Thank you for your continued trust and support—we can’t wait to reconnect soon and continue serving you in the year ahead! ✨💛

12/25/2025

🎄✨ We wish you all a very Merry Christmas! ✨🎄

May your day be filled with love, warmth, and moments that matter most. Whether your celebrations are big or quiet, joyful or gentle, we hope you feel peace, connection, and kindness surrounding you today.

From our hearts to yours — Merry Christmas and warm wishes this holiday season. ❤️🎁

12/24/2025

🎄✨ Christmas is almost here! ✨🎄

As we head into the holiday, we want to wish our families a peaceful and joy-filled Christmas Eve and Christmas. Please note that we will be closed December 24–28 to allow our team time to rest and be with their loved ones.

Thank you for being part of our community. We look forward to seeing you when we return❤️🎁

12/16/2025

✨🎄 A little Stacy recap 🎄✨

12/09/2025

🎄 Stacy the Elf enjoyed a little “me time” 🎄

Even the busiest elves need a moment to reset! 💚

Stacy snuck away for a quiet break to recharge before getting back to spreading cheer around clinic✨

12/05/2025

🎉 Exciting update, families! New View Autism now has OPENINGS available! 🎉

We’re offering part-time afternoon spots and a limited number of full-day placements—and we’re so excited to continue growing and welcoming new families into our community.

If you’ve been considering a supportive, child-led, play-based ABA environment for your child, now is a wonderful time to get started. 💛

📞 Reach us at 515-630-0274
or
📝 Complete our interest form: Linked in the comments 👇🏼

Together, we can nurture growth, connection, confidence, and joyful learning. 🌈

www.NewViewAutism.com

12/03/2025

✨🎄 Guess who has come to visit the New View Autism staff? 🎄✨

Our elf friend Stacy has arrived for the holiday season, and she’s already busy checking in on our amazing staff!

We can’t wait to see what mischievous things Stacy gets into this month. Stay tuned… it’s going to be a fun December! 😄✨

12/01/2025

🎉 Good news, families! New View has OPENINGS! 🎉

We currently have part-time afternoon spots and a limited number of full-day openings available!

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to connect your child with a warm, child-led, play-based ABA program… this is it. 💛

📞 Call us at 515-630-0274
or
📝 Fill out our interest form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4ShDOops2pX7jTThNuS-JeHGe9eVBiZRx_VHdICaC-pD5Qg/viewform?usp=send_form

Let’s build connection, confidence, and joy—together. 🌈

www.NewViewAutism.com

New View provides naturalistic, neurodiversity-affirming ABA therapy to autistic children in Urbandale, Iowa.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving 🧡

Today we’re celebrating gratitude in all the ways it can look — quiet moments, joyful gatherings, familiar routines, or simply spending the day together. Every way of experiencing the holiday is valid.

Our office will be closed Thursday and Friday so our team can rest and recharge.

Wishing everyone a gentle, safe, and cozy holiday. ✨

11/26/2025

🌟Holiday Time = Overwhelm Time
Here Are 5 Co-Regulation Strategies That Actually Help 🌟

The holidays are magical… and also LOUD, busy, unpredictable, and full of sensory surprises.

If your child is feeling overstimulated (or if you are 😅), co-regulation can make all the difference.

Co-regulation means we do it with them—not to them, not for them, and never forced.

It’s the adult staying calm, modeling strategies, and inviting the child into something regulating. If they’re interested, great—you can help them participate. If they aren’t interested, that’s okay too. Modeling without expectation keeps things safe, supportive, and pressure-free.

Here are 5 simple, connection-based strategies you can try this season:

✨ 1. Dim the Lights
Soft lighting brings down visual overwhelm. Narrate what you’re doing (“Let’s make the room cozy!”) so your child sees you calming with them—not calming them down.

✨ 2. Offer Soft Items to Hug, Hold, or Toss
Sit beside your child and model squeezing a stuffed animal, hugging a pillow, or gently tossing a soft ball in the air. If they want to join, support them. If not, keep modeling calmly.

✨ 3. Play a Quick Game of Chase or Tag
Movement is one of the BEST stress relievers.
Try: “I’m going to run to the couch! Want to chase me?”
If they follow, awesome. If not, you’ve still modeled a playful, regulating option.

✨ 4. Cozy Up Together Under a Blanket
Invite—not insist. You can sit under a blanket and pat the spot beside you. If they crawl in, share the warmth and deep pressure. If not, you’re still creating a calming atmosphere they can join when ready.

✨ 5. Take a “Together Break”
Instead of sending a child to calm alone, sit next to them.
Match their energy.
Breathe together.
Let them know you’re there—no expectations, no pressure.

💛 Co-regulation is about connection, not compliance.
Your presence matters more than the strategy itself.

From all of us at New View Autism Clinic, we hope your season is filled with warmth, joy, and plenty of gentle moments of connection.

📞 515-630-0274
🔗 www.NewViewAutism.com
📧 Admin@NewViewAutism.com

10/24/2025

📣 Say it louder for those in the back! 📣