Evidence & Outcomes
A Behavioral Services Blog
As a leader in providing behavioral services for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) Trumpet Behavioral Health is at the forefront of new research and applications for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Here our experts share their insight on behavioral consulting, education and training for parents, educators and healthcare professionals involved in caring for those with autism.
Safari Adventure Camp: Recreational Camp for Children with Special Needs
Description: Our Safari Adventure Camp is a special needs, recreational summer camp that will help children with learning differences build confidence and find success. Trumpet’s…
Meet Our Executive Director of Research and Clinical Services
Did you know Trumpet Behavioral Health has one of the largest teams of Board Certified clinicians that specialize in ABA therapy for autism and related…
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Please tell us: How does your child show you that she or he loves you? Please share this with friends and family for Valentine’s Day…
Book Recommendation for Parents of Children with Autism
By Linda A. LeBlanc, Ph.D., BCBA-D, Director of Research and Clinical Services Trumpet Behavioral Health and Alice Walkup, M.S., BCBA Must Read Books for Parents…
Examples of ABA Therapy Mand Training
Teaching Young Students with Autism How to Make Requests Young children with an autism spectrum disorder may have limited ability to request for their wants…
Don’t Make This Tragedy About Autism
We join a nation in mourning the loss of the precious lives taken last Friday in Newtown, Conn. As communities across the country grieve, we…
Teaching Children with Autism Expressive Language Skills Through Classic Kids’ Songs
If your child needs help building communication skills, a fun way for you to work together is through signing. Trumpet Behavioral Health offers a great…
Upcoming Workshop Featuring Gina Green PhD BCBA-D
Teaching Discrimination and Matching Skills To Learners with Autism and Related Disorders Many important skills involve recognizing and responding to differences among stimuli, such as…
Teaching Children with Autism Daily Living Skills
The Cold and Flu season usually begins in October. Since that’s only a few weeks away, Trumpet Behavioral Health is offering a great activity for…
Skills Building Activity for Developing Receptive Language
One of the biggest challenges facing parents and professionals working with a child with autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, or related disorders can be getting…
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06-07-2013 - RT @SIATNewsletter: The Spring issue is out! So much great information. Fitness, play dates, functional analysis, and more: http://bit.ly/11xieKt
06-07-2013 - RT @ChildrensLA: #Fact: Car seats expire after 6 yrs. Check the date you bought yours to stay safe! @NHTSAgov #momchat #dadchat
06-07-2013 - RT @ChildrensColo: Reminder: Store your medicines up, away & out of kids' reach. http://bit.ly/16PSa2e …
05-31-2013 - After several heartbreaking stories of wandering children with autism ending in tragedy, we are ELATED to see a happy ending! You may want to check out this technology device to help locate a child when they wander. http://www.projectlifesaver.org/ 
05-30-2013 - California Parents and Advocates: this is from our friends at Autism Speaks. "Act Now Or Start Paying Co-Pays & Deductibles! There are several items in California's budget proposal that will significantly impact the autism community if the budget is adopted. One is to change the Lanterman Act and severely limit Regional Centers' ability to cover co-pays and deductibles, when treatments under current law and prior to autism insurance reform measures did not require any family cost sharing due to the Lanterman Act." read more. Please Like and Share!
http://advocacy.autismspeaks.org/c.frKNI3PCImE/b.8709859/k.54A1/CA_Act_Now_Or_Start_Paying_CoPays__Deductibles/siteapps/advocacy/ActionItem.aspx 
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05-28-2013 - If you've heard that there's a link between Lyme disease and autism, a new study sheds light on the suggested association. Read the study's findings here, published in the April 30 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. http://ow.ly/lt1eS 
05-24-2013 - Dr. Linda LeBlanc shared this post to help parents interested in what the DSM-5 changes mean to those with ASD. Please Like and share. 
05-24-2013 - Thanks! Troy Francis for posting this great reminder for us parents! 
05-22-2013 - Trumpet Behavioral Health is now serving families in Cheyenne, WY through center-based and in-home ABA therapy services! Learn about our Senior Clinician, Catherine Bladow and please visit our new Facebook page for Wyoming and Like. 