Between & Beyond Lines Learning Interventions Services

02/08/2026

Join AADMD's Global Project ECHO® on Epilepsy & IDD for a unique international learning experience bringing together healthcare professionals, families, advocates, and community partners.

Hosted live from Manila, Philippines, this session will explore seizures in adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through a person- and family-centered lens.

📅 August 5, 2026 | 10:30 PM ET
📅 August 6, 2026 | 10:30 AM PHT
🌎 Hybrid Event

Register today: https://ow.ly/SHTn50Zp7UE

13/07/2026

No Classes on July 15, 2026 (Wednesday) in celebration of Cordillera Day!

10/07/2026

08/07/2026

Nutrition Month is more than about eating healthy! It is also a reminder that every family's mealtime journey is different.

For some families of children with autism, mealtimes can be one of the most challenging parts of the day. Trying new food, eating different textures, or simply sitting through a meal may not come easily.

These feeding challenges are often much more than being a "picky eater". They can be influenced bu different factors such as sensory differences, oral motor skills, learning history, and other factors that deserve understanding.

This Nutrition month, let us shift the focus from how much a child eats to helping them build a positive relationship with food, one step at a time. Sometimes, success looks like touching a new food, smelling it, taking one small bite, or simply feeling comfortable having it on the table. Every small step helps build healthier and happier mealtimes!

01/07/2026

Meaningful behavior change starts with understanding the individual and teaching skills that truly matter.

Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) helps identify the situations and needs that may contribute to challenging behaviors in a safe, collaborative, and compassionate way. Skills-Based Treatment (SBT) then builds on that understanding by teaching functional communication, tolerance, and coping skills that can be used in everyday life.

Rather than focusing only on reducing problem behaviors, PFA and SBT prioritize helping individuals get their needs met in appropriate ways while building independence and confidence.

When we teach skills instead of simply managing behavior, we create lasting and meaningful change.

Visuals by Teacher Irah

30/06/2026

24/06/2026

When raising a child with autism, families often spend so much time focusing on therapies, appointments, and daily responsibilities that their own emotional well-being gets pushed aside. Yet taking care of the family's emotional health is just as important. Making time to rest, stay connected, seek support, and celebrate small victories can help everyone feel more resilient and supported.

A family that feels emotionally strong is better equipped to navigate challenges and create a positive environment where every member can thrive. Remember, caring for yourself isn't taking anything away from your child—it's an important part of caring for your family as a whole.

Visuals by Teacher Chiara
Source: Links ABA Therapy Solutions

21/06/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who show up, step up, and never give up.

You celebrate the victories, navigate the challenges, and stand beside your children through every stage of their journey. Your patience teaches, your support empowers, and your love creates a foundation where growth can thrive.

Every milestone reached, every skill learned, and every moment of progress is made stronger by your presence and encouragement.

Today, we celebrate you—the advocates, the role models, the steady hands, and the biggest cheerleaders. Thank you for the difference you make every single day.

Happy Father’s Day!

Visuals by Teacher Cherry

18/06/2026

What is Autistic Pride Day?

Autistic Pride Day was established in 2005 by Aspies For Freedom, an autistic-led organization. Created by and for autistic people, it celebrates autistic identity, community, and the understanding that autism is a natural part of human diversity rather than something that needs to be cured.

Many autistic individuals and families prefer the term “autistic person” because it reflects identity-first language, recognizing autism as an integral part of who they are rather than something separate from their identity.

What makes it different from other autism-related observances?

Autism Acceptance Month encourages the broader community to learn about autism, challenge misconceptions, and foster greater acceptance and inclusion of autistic people.

Autistic Pride Day, however, focuses specifically on autistic identity and self-celebration. It is a day for autistic people to embrace who they are, recognize their strengths and unique perspectives, and celebrate their community with pride.

Visuals by Teacher Irah
Source: Daily Bloom

17/06/2026

A lot of people are surprised to learn that ABA isn't just something that happens during therapy sessions. Many of the strategies used in ABA can be practiced at home and fit naturally into everyday life.

Things like giving your child choices, praising them when they do something well, following a routine, or breaking a task into smaller steps are all examples of strategies families can use every day. In fact, many parents are already doing some of these without even realizing it.

The goal is to help children learn skills that are useful in their daily lives. When families are involved and skills are practiced at home, learning becomes more natural, meaningful, and easier to carry over into real-world situations.

Visuals by Teacher Chiara
Source: Best Ever ABA