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At Big Dreamers ABA, our mission is to guide your child to life-changing success and happiness through personalized ABA therapy.

Please reach us at any of our below locations:
Georgia: 470-777-6006 | Maryland: 301-671-1100

08/03/2026

Have questions about ABA therapy or how to get started?

Getting started doesn't have to feel overwhelming. At Big Dreamers ABA, we make the process simple with an easy three-step approach, and we're here to guide you every step of the way.

Have questions? We'd love to help. Contact us at [email protected] to learn more about ABA therapy and how we can start supporting your child.

07/30/2026

What if celebrating the small wins could lead to big progress?

ABA therapy uses positive reinforcement to encourage skills and behaviors by rewarding what a child does well. When children experience success, they're more likely to repeat those positive behaviors, building confidence and making learning more enjoyable.

For example, if a child asks for a toy using words instead of becoming frustrated, they might immediately receive praise, high-fives, or access to the toy. Over time, positive communication becomes a natural choice because it's consistently encouraged and rewarded.

Want to learn more about Big Dreamers ABA's unique approach? Fill out the contact form on our website, and we'll give you a call to answer your questions and discuss how ABA therapy can benefit your child: https://www.bigdreamersaba.com/contact

07/27/2026

Could your child's bedtime routine be affecting their day? Changes in sleep don't always look like tiredness. They can show up as difficulty focusing, increased sensitivity, or more challenging transitions during the day and in ABA sessions.

Learn how bedtime routines can influence behavior and therapy success in our latest blog: https://www.bigdreamersaba.com/blog/bedtime-routines-and-aba-sessions

07/23/2026

Does your child prefer to play alone or struggle to join group activities? For many children with autism, group settings can feel overwhelming. ABA therapy helps break social skills into small, achievable steps, giving children the confidence to participate at their own pace.

For example, a child may begin by learning to sit with a group for a few minutes, take turns during a game, respond when a peer says hello, or join a simple group activity with gentle support. Over time, these small successes can lead to stronger friendships, better communication, and greater confidence in social situations.

Every child learns differently, and ABA therapy meets them where they are while helping them build the skills needed to connect with others in meaningful ways.

Want to learn how ABA therapy can help your child thrive socially? Contact us for a free consultation to learn how we can support your child: [email protected]

07/20/2026

What happens when a simple trip to the store turns into a sensory overload meltdown?

Sensory meltdowns in public are often not “behavioral outbursts,” they’re a response to overwhelming sights, sounds, crowds, or unexpected changes that a child’s nervous system can’t easily process. Things like loud noises, bright lights, long lines, or even too much movement can quickly feel too intense.

For example, a child might cover their ears and drop to the floor in a busy supermarket when the music, voices, and fluorescent lights become too much all at once. What looks like “refusal” is often their way of saying “this feels overwhelming.”

With the right strategies, children can learn coping skills, and parents can feel more supported in managing these moments.

If you’re struggling with meltdowns or other challenging behaviors, we are here to help you build calm, practical tools that work in real life. Contact us to get started: https://www.bigdreamersaba.com/contact

07/18/2026

Today is , and it’s a reminder that every brain works in its own unique and valuable way.

Children with autism bring different strengths, perspectives, and ways of experiencing the world, and those differences deserve to be understood, supported, and celebrated.

How do you celebrate and embrace your child’s uniqueness in your everyday life?

Share your thoughts with us in the comments below 👇

07/13/2026

Want to know what parent training in ABA involves and how long it takes?

It’s practical, hands-on support designed to help you confidently use strategies at home in real, everyday situations, until you feel comfortable applying the strategies taught by our expert therapists on your own.

For example, a parent might first work with our therapist, who models how to support requesting skills, prompting the child to use words, gestures, or visuals to ask for a snack instead of crying or grabbing, then reinforcing the communication right away to build independence. With coaching and practice, the parent then begins using the same strategy on their own during everyday moments, gradually becoming confident and consistent without direct support.

If you’d like to learn more about how Big Dreamers ABA supports families, we’re here to help: https://www.bigdreamersaba.com/services/parent-training

07/09/2026

What if that meltdown over a change in routine or being told “no” became a moment for learning instead of stress?

ABA helps turn everyday challenges into teachable opportunities. For example, when a child becomes upset because playtime is ending, a therapist or parent might use visual timers and simple “first-then” language (“First clean up, then iPad”) to help the child understand what’s coming next and build tolerance for transitions over time.

With consistent support, children can learn communication skills, emotional regulation, and coping strategies in the moments they need them most.

Ready to get support that fits your family’s needs? Fill out our contact form on our website, and we’ll call you: https://www.bigdreamersaba.com/contact

07/06/2026

Children with autism often speak with a level of honesty and clarity that is truly powerful.

They may not filter their thoughts the way others do, and in that honesty, we often find genuine perspective, unique insight, and a refreshing way of seeing the world.

What’s a moment your child said something so honest it surprised you, or made you smile?

Share with us in the comments 👇

07/04/2026

How can we help children with autism feel safe and supported during celebrations?

Fireworks, loud noises, crowded spaces, and busy family gatherings can feel overwhelming for many children. With the right preparation, these moments can become more manageable and even enjoyable.

Simple supports like noise-canceling headphones, visual schedules, quiet break spaces at home, and practicing what to expect can make a big difference during the holiday.

Our team is here to help families plan and build personalized strategies for comfort and success during celebrations.

Explore tips and resources or reach out to learn how we can support your child this holiday season: [email protected].

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