AGBS - AG Behavioral Services, 17-17 Route 208, Ridgewood, NJ (2026)

08/20/2026

5 Questions for your ABA Insurance Benefits Check

Not sure what your ABA insurance actually covers? Here are 5 key questions NJ families should ask during a 2026 benefits check.

08/20/2026

Have questions about your HH coverage?

Horizon NJ Health's 2026 ABA policy changes what "medically necessary" means for autism therapy coverage. Here's what NJ families need to know.

07/24/2026

Why Autism Looks So Different Person to Person

Autism looks different from person to person because, at least in part, autistic brains are different from one another — in measurable, meaningful ways.

07/13/2026

Space in our Fair Lawn center will be limited when we open in September 2026, and our waiting list is already growing. If you'd like your child to be among the first to experience in-clinic ABA at AGBS, don't wait.

Sign up for the waiting list or call us at 201-373-6947. Hablamos Español.

Space in our Fair Lawn center will be limited when we open in September 2026, and our waiting list is already growing. If you'd like your child to be among the first to experience in-clinic ABA at AGBS, don't wait.

06/24/2026

For decades, when people talked about autism, they pictured children. Early intervention, school supports, transition programs — the scaffolding of autism care was built almost entirely around the young. But children grow up. And the generation of individuals diagnosed in the earliest waves of widespread autism awareness is now entering midlife and, increasingly, later adulthood.

A question that was once easy to defer has become impossible to ignore: What happens to autistic people as they age?

For decades, when people talked about autism, they pictured children. Early intervention, school supports, transition programs — the scaffolding of autism care was built almost entirely around the young. But children grow up. And the generation of individuals diagnosed in the earliest waves of wid...

06/15/2026

The Global State of Autism Research in 2026: What Families Need to Know

https://agbehavioralservices.com/the-global-state-of-autism-research-in-2026-what-families-need-to-know/

Every year, the world’s leading autism researchers gather to share what they’ve discovered, what they’re still working to understand, and where the field is headed. This year was especially significant — and if you’re an individual on the spectrum or a family navigating autism services, th...

05/20/2026

If you’ve seen the headlines lately, you may have come across a striking statistic: according to a White House statement marking Autism Awareness Day this past April, 1 in 32 children in the United States is now identified as being on the autism spectrum. For parents and caregivers, a number like that can feel alarming. But before worry sets in, it’s worth understanding what that figure actually means — and what it doesn’t.

If you’ve seen the headlines lately, you may have come across a striking statistic: according to a White House statement marking Autism Awareness Day this past April, 1 in 32 children in the United States is now identified as being on the autism spectrum. For parents and caregivers, a number like ...

04/21/2026

If you have more than one child and one of them is autistic, you have probably faced a moment where your neurotypical child asked a question you were not quite sure how to answer. Why does my brother get so upset about loud noises? Why does my sister get to leave the restaurant early? How come the rules feel different for them?

If you have more than one child and one of them is autistic, you have probably faced a moment where your neurotypical child asked a question you were not quite sure how to answer. Why does my brother get so upset about loud noises? Why does my sister get to leave the restaurant early? How...

04/21/2026

If you are the parent of an autistic child, you have almost certainly been in the middle of an intense behavioral episode in a public place — the grocery store, a birthday party, the school pickup line — and felt the weight of other people’s stares.

If you are the parent of an autistic child, you have almost certainly been in the middle of an intense behavioral episode in a public place — the grocery store, a birthday party, the school pickup line — and felt the weight of other people’s stares. Maybe you have heard a version of “that ch...

02/20/2026

How to Support Your Child’s ABA Goals Between Sessions: A Parent’s Playbook

When your child’s ABA therapy session ends and the behavior technician heads out the door, the work doesn’t stop — and neither does your child’s potential to grow. One of the most powerful things parents can do to accelerate their child’s progress is to reinforce ABA goals in the natural m...