One of the first decisions families face when starting Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is where services should take place. Parents often ask whether therapy should happen in the home or in a clinic and whether one option leads to better outcomes. The short answer is that clinic-based and in-home ABA therapy can both be… Read more »
As Radical Minds approaches its tenth year serving Nebraska families, we are reflecting on what ethical, clinician-led Applied Behavior Analysis care looks like and why it matters now more than ever. The autism services landscape has changed significantly over the past decade, bringing increased access alongside new challenges around oversight, incentives, and quality of care…. Read more »
When families start ABA, they usually picture clear milestones: first words, new skills, dramatic changes. Sometimes those things happen quickly. More often, progress arrives quietly — in tiny moments that only parents notice. Maybe your child looked toward you when you said their name. Maybe they tried a new food after months of refusal. Maybe… Read more »
A comprehensive, Omaha-specific guide created by Radical Minds for families of children ages 1–6 navigating developmental services in Douglas & Sarpy Counties 💙 So You Got a Diagnosis Hearing that your child has autism or another developmental diagnosis can feel overwhelming. You may feel shock, relief, confusion, or even grief — sometimes all at once…. Read more »
The future of ABA is being decided right now — not in corporate boardrooms or legislative chambers, but in the signatures of the people who approve a child’s care. This letter is to those clinicians. And to every parent reading: you deserve to know how those decisions are made. I began raising these concerns last… Read more »
To the families, providers, and leaders who care about Nebraska’s children: Over the years, I’ve sat across from hundreds of families navigating an autism diagnosis. Some were hopeful. Some overwhelmed. Many unsure where to begin. But almost all believed the system would guide them—to care that was ethical, personal, and truly helpful. That trust has… Read more »
