Helping Hands ABA, P.C.

Helping Hands ABA, P.C. Helping Hands ABA is the most recommended in-home ABA service provider for individuals with autism. Helping Hands ABA, P.C.

offers behavioral services to individuals with autism through their families' private insurance plans. Our trained Registered Behavior Technicians and BCBAs are passionate in their fields and dedicate their time to support the greater Autism community in New York City. We work closely with each family to create individualized treatment plans targeting the skills needed most to live a happy and healthy life.

What if building rapport isn’t something you do before the work begins, but part of how you do the work altogether?Stron...
08/28/2026

What if building rapport isn’t something you do before the work begins, but part of how you do the work altogether?

Strong relationships with learners and families can make communication, collaboration, and day-to-day practice more meaningful for everyone involved.

Join Kim Torres, LMSW, for a free 30-minute conversation about practical ways to build those connections while still doing the work you’re there to do.

No long lecture.
No fluff.
Just practical ideas you can use right away.

📅 September 16 | ⏰ 1 PM ET | 💻 Live on Zoom

Free to attend — registration is required.

👉 Use the QR code to sign up and receive the Zoom information.

You can’t build meaningful support without meaningful connection.But building rapport doesn’t mean putting the work asid...
08/20/2026

You can’t build meaningful support without meaningful connection.

But building rapport doesn’t mean putting the work aside. It means finding ways to build trust, understand the person in front of you, and create stronger relationships while still moving toward meaningful goals.

Join us for a free 30-minute live workshop with Kim Torres, MLSW, on practical ways to build rapport with learners and families.

📅 September 16, 2026
⏰ 1 PM ET
💻 Live on Zoom

Free to attend. Registration required.

Come for the practical ideas. Leave with something you can actually use.

👉 Register through the QR code for the Zoom information.

When emotions are running high, it can be hard not to get pulled into the intensity of the moment.But a child who is alr...
08/13/2026

When emotions are running high, it can be hard not to get pulled into the intensity of the moment.

But a child who is already overwhelmed doesn't need us to match their energy. They need us to help bring the temperature down as much as we possibly can.

That might mean:
taking a deep breath
lowering your voice
slowing your movements
giving a little more space
or simply reminding yourself: I don't have to solve this right now.

You don't have to be perfectly calm. You're human, too.

But the more regulated we can stay, the more we can help create a sense of safety for our child.

Sometimes, calm is the first support we give.

Big emotions can be challenging—for parents and for children. But in those moments, connection matters first. When we re...
08/05/2026

Big emotions can be challenging—for parents and for children.

But in those moments, connection matters first. When we respond with connection first, we help children feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.

A calm adult can help create a calm environment. And a calm environment is a place where a child can feel safe enough to regulate, grow, and learn new skills.

Small moments of connection build skills that last. 💛

Parents often feel like they're constantly correcting their child—but sometimes all those corrections become background ...
08/03/2026

Parents often feel like they're constantly correcting their child—but sometimes all those corrections become background noise.

One simple strategy is to pause before responding and ask yourself:

"What do I want my child to do instead?"

Giving a clear, positive direction is often much easier for children to understand than hearing what they're doing wrong.

Small changes in the way we communicate can lead to calmer moments for everyone.

💙 Every child deserves support that builds confidence—not just compliance.

Parents often tell us that summer can be both exciting and exhausting.Hot weather, bright sunlight, crowded parks, and c...
07/22/2026

Parents often tell us that summer can be both exciting and exhausting.

Hot weather, bright sunlight, crowded parks, and changes in routine can all increase sensory demands for autistic children.

A little planning—and a lot of flexibility—can help everyone enjoy summer a little more.

Every child is different, so find the supports that work best for your family. 💙

🌟 Join Helping Hands ABA in Alaska! 🌟We're growing and looking for compassionate, motivated individuals to join our team...
07/20/2026

🌟 Join Helping Hands ABA in Alaska! 🌟
We're growing and looking for compassionate, motivated individuals to join our team as Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and Behavior Technicians in Anchorage and surrounding areas.

✨ Paid training provided
✨ Flexible scheduling
✨ Competitive pay
✨ Ongoing support and professional development
✨ Make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families

Whether you're already an RBT or looking to start a rewarding career in ABA, we'd love to hear from you!
📍 Now hiring in Anchorage, Mat-Su Valley, and surrounding communities.
Apply today: https://helpinghandsaba.com/alaska-opportunities/

A child’s “no” is often more than just a refusal — it’s communication.Taking a moment to understand what’s behind a beha...
07/08/2026

A child’s “no” is often more than just a refusal — it’s communication.

Taking a moment to understand what’s behind a behavior can help us respond with compassion and support our children in developing new skills.

At Helping Hands ABA, we believe every behavior has a reason, and every child deserves to be understood. 💙

When you’re raising a child with additional support needs, it’s easy to second-guess what you’re seeing—especially when ...
07/02/2026

When you’re raising a child with additional support needs, it’s easy to second-guess what you’re seeing—especially when behaviors feel inconsistent or confusing.

But many of the things parents worry about are actually very normal parts of development and skill-building.

At Helping Hands ABA, we focus on helping families understand behavior through a lens of support, not blame—so you can feel more confident, grounded, and less alone in the process.

Power struggles often happen when a child feels like they have no control in the moment.A simple tool you can try today ...
06/30/2026

Power struggles often happen when a child feels like they have no control in the moment.

A simple tool you can try today is offering an either/or instead of a yes/no proposition.

Instead of:
“Put on your shoes.”

Try:
“Do you want your red shoes or your blue shoes?”

This small shift:
• reduces resistance
• increases cooperation
• helps your child feel capable and involved

It doesn’t mean giving in—it means giving structure with dignity.

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30 Broad Street, 14th Floor
New York, NY
10004

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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