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10/29/2026

**Advancing Our Profession Through Collaboration**

At the Center for Behavior Analysis (CBA), we believe that professional collaboration, shared knowledge, and continued learning are essential to strengthening the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

We are pleased to support the upcoming **BCBA Resource Sharing Event**, organized by the Palm Beach ABA Association (PBABA).

As a member of the board of PBABA, CBA's owner is helping organize this event and will participate alongside fellow Board Certified Behavior Analysts in exchanging clinical resources, practical strategies, and innovative ideas.

CBA is proud to host this professional gathering at our Palm Beach Gardens location, providing an opportunity for BCBAs to connect, share experiences, and learn from one another.

**Event Details**

Saturday, November 14, 2026
2:00 PM

Center for Behavior Analysis
8895 North Military Trail St, D101
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

We look forward to welcoming our colleagues for an afternoon of meaningful discussion, resource sharing, and professional collaboration.

**Center for Behavior Analysis**
*Committed to learning, collaboration, and excellence in behavioral services.*

10/27/2026

THE 5-MINUTE BATTLE!

“Just five more minutes!” Sound familiar?

Whether it’s leaving the playground, ending screen time, or getting ready for bed, switching activities can be a challenge!

Here are three simple ideas that may help:

✓ Give a gentle heads-up before changing activities.

✓ Use pictures or a simple routine chart.

✓ Make transitions fun with a favorite song.

PALM BEACH COUNTY PARENTS, LET’S HEAR IT!

Which transition is the biggest challenge in your home?

A. Morning routines
B. Ending playtime
C. Bedtime
D. Leaving the house

Drop A, B, C, or D in the comments! Let’s see which one takes the top spot!

Follow Center for Behavior Analysis for more practical parenting tips and family conversations.

Acceptance. Support. Progress.

10/09/2026

Change the Story: Make Reading an Adventure

What if tonight's bedtime story had a completely different ending?

Reading together is about more than following the words on a page. It's an opportunity to encourage creativity, communication, and meaningful family connections.

Tonight, try something different: invite your child to become part of the story.

As you turn the pages, pause and explore a few fun questions:

✓ Predict: What do you think will happen next?

✓ Imagine: What would you name this character?

✓ Act it out: Can you make the same expression as the character?

✓ Explore: What's the funniest or most interesting thing you notice?

✓ Create: Skip the words on a page and invent your own story together.

The goal isn't to finish the book. It's to enjoy the experience together.

Whether your child answers with words, gestures, pictures, or imaginative play, every opportunity to participate can make storytime more engaging.

Palm Beach County Families — Let's Share!

What's ONE children's book your family never gets tired of reading?

Share the title in the comments! Your recommendation might help another local family discover their next favorite bedtime story.

Follow Center for Behavior Analysis for practical family activities, creative learning ideas, and positive conversations that support everyday connections.

Acceptance. Support. Progress

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10/02/2026

Make Mornings a Little Easier

School mornings can feel busy for everyone. One simple idea that may help is to make the routine predictable and give your child a role in it.

Try breaking the morning into a few familiar steps:

✓ Get dressed
✓ Brush teeth
✓ Eat breakfast
✓ Grab backpack
✓ Ready to go!

For younger children, pictures can work just as well as words. As each step is finished, let your child mark it off, move a magnet, or celebrate the accomplishment together.

And remember—independence doesn't have to mean doing everything alone. Helping with one part of the routine is still participation and something worth recognizing.

Palm Beach County parents and caregivers: What's the ONE part of your morning routine that always seems to take the longest?

Share your experience in the comments. Other families may be navigating the very same challenge.

Follow Center for Behavior Analysis for more practical family ideas, helpful resources, and positive conversations from our community.

Acceptance. Support. Progress.

09/24/2026

We’re excited to share that Julissa Tabb, M.Ed., BCBA, Director of Operations at the Center for Behavior Analysis, will be presenting at BAIC 2026—the Bilingual Autism and Inclusion Conference! 💙

Families, educators, healthcare providers, and professionals are invited to enjoy a meaningful day of education, resources, connection, and inclusion.

🎟️ Receive 15% off registration with our personalized discount code: CBA15

📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
📍 Palm Beach State College
4200 S Congress Ave, Lake Worth, FL 33461

Register here:
https://www.meeprofessionaldc.com/baic-2026

Enter CBA15 during registration to receive your discount.

¡Información disponible en inglés y español!

09/16/2026

Everyday Routines = Learning Opportunities
Everyday routines can become little opportunities for connection.

Making breakfast, packing a lunch, setting the table, or helping prepare dinner may seem like ordinary parts of the day—but they can also give children natural opportunities to participate, communicate, make choices, and practice independence.

Try offering simple choices such as, “Do you want the apple or banana?” Or invite your child to help with one small job, like carrying napkins to the table, stirring ingredients, or putting something away.

It doesn't have to be perfect. The goal is simply to create moments where your child can participate with you.

What's one kitchen job your child loves to help with—or would probably love to try? Tell us in the comments!

Follow Center for Behavior Analysis for more practical ideas families can incorporate into everyday life.

Acceptance. Support. Progress.

09/12/2026

Play is more than just fun. 🩷

For children, everyday play can create opportunities to practice communication, taking turns, problem-solving, waiting, requesting help, and connecting with the people around them.

And it doesn’t have to be complicated. Building blocks, puzzles, pretend play, coloring, or even a favorite toy can create meaningful moments for learning and connection.

What’s an activity your child could play for hours?

Tell us in the comments — we’d love to hear what your family enjoys.

Follow Center for Behavior Analysis for more practical tips, resources, and support for families.

Acceptance. Support. Progress. 🩷

09/02/2026

Little Steps Today. Big Possibilities Tomorrow. 🌱

The early years are an important time for learning, communication, social development, and independence.

Sprouts Early Intervention at CBA is a supportive program for children ages 2–5 who may benefit from additional developmental, behavioral, communication, and learning-readiness support.

Through structured activities, play, social interaction, and individualized support, Sprouts helps children practice important skills they can carry into everyday life and future learning environments.

Acceptance. Support. Progress.

Learn more about Sprouts at thecbateam.com

06/18/2026

The June celebrations continue! Sodeyli is now a BCBA! Congratulations!

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