Sacred ABA

What if the behavior you're seeing... isn't the behavior you should be treating?

When autism and ADHD co-occur, it's easy to misinterpret what's really driving attention, motivation, emotional regulation, and learning. And when we miss the impact of ADHD, our treatment plans can miss the mark too.

Join How to ABA and BCBA Nicole Stewart for our live CEU:
Not Just Autism: How ADHD Changes Your ABA Approach

Thursday, August 6th at 12 pm ET

Earn:
• 1 Ethics CEU (ACE & IBAO)
• 1 Comorbidities CEU (QABA)

You'll leave with a deeper understanding of how ADHD influences behavior and practical ways to provide more individualized, effective, and ethical ABA.

Can't make it live? Register anyway to get the recording.

Save your spot at https://howtoaba.com/events/not-just-autism-how-adhd-changes-your-aba-approach/

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As of today, July 1, 2026, Florida has added a new alert to the toolkit we rely on during critical moments: the .

Those of us who have worked missing‑child cases involving children with autism know how quickly these situations can unfold and how different they often look from a typical missing persons call. Many of these kids are drawn to water, traffic, or isolated areas. Some are nonverbal or highly sensitive to lights and sound. When minutes matter, getting the right information to the community fast can make all the difference.

The Spectrum Alert was designed with those realities in mind. It allows law enforcement to quickly notify the public when a child with autism spectrum disorder goes missing, and it can be elevated if we believe the child is in immediate danger.

Alerts may come through TV, radio, highway signs, cellphone notifications, social media, and other public systems.

To learn more about each type of alert, see the criteria behind them, sign up for text or email notifications, or view active alerts, visit https://www.fdle.state.fl.us/mepic/alerts/spectrum-alert

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The faces behind Sacred ABA & Our Sacred Academy 🤍

As parents of a child with special needs, we struggled to find a place where our family truly belonged.

We just wanted to create a sacred place for our daughter, Kitty… a place where she would feel seen, understood, and safe.

So we built it, not just for her, but for every family still searching.

Our Sacred Academy and Sacred ABA are rooted in that love, that journey, and that purpose.

This is our why. 💙💛