Topic: limbic resonance therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis, commonly known as ABA therapy, has long been one of the most widely recommended interventions for autistic children. For decades, many families have been told that ABA is the default or even the only evidence-based option for helping children build communication, daily living, and social skills. Yet in recent years, more parents, clinicians, educators, and autistic self-advocates have begun asking an important question: what are the alternatives to ABA therapy? This...