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Aspire Child & Family Services, Inc.

Aspire Child & Family Services: committed to personalized care and effective ABA therapy.

At Aspire Child & Family Services, we are more than just a provider of autism/and or other related diagnosis services. We are a trusted partner, advocate, and support system for families navigating the complexities of this diagnosis. Our comprehensive Clinical Assessments and Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) are rooted in the latest research and evidence-based practices, ensuring that every child receives the individualized care they deserve.

02/18/2026

Connection. Collaboration. Community.

A snapshot from our January BHT outing — good energy, great team, and even better conversations.

02/17/2026

Connection starts with presence. For children with autism, being seen, heard, and understood can make all the difference.

One simple way to build trust and connection: physically get on their level — sit, kneel, or crouch so you’re at eye level when speaking or playing.

This small adjustment:
• Shows respect and attentiveness
• Encourages engagement and communication
• Strengthens the sense of safety and belonging

✨ Try it today and notice how your child responds.

02/16/2026

The journey of growth is full of joy, learning, and shared moments. When children and families feel seen, heard, and supported, every step becomes a reason to smile 💙

02/13/2026

Autistic children communicate connection in many different ways.
Sometimes it’s through shared interests, routines, quiet presence, or feeling supported and understood.

This Valentine’s season, let’s think of “love languages” as ways children experience safety, trust, and belonging.

💙 Save this post as a reminder that connection looks different for every child.

02/12/2026

Every day, children with autism try to connect in ways that aren’t always obvious. Sometimes they:
• Stay on the edge of a group, observing quietly
• Share something small, like an object or gesture
• Attempt interaction in their own rhythm

You can be the bridge between their world and the group:
1. Notice them first — even a smile or nod shows they’re seen.
2. Include without forcing — invite, don’t pressure.
3. Adapt your pace — match their rhythm for a moment.
4. Celebrate small gestures — acknowledgment is validation.

💡 Remember: Belonging grows from consistent small actions, not grand gestures. Each time you notice, adjust, or include a child, you’re actively building a space where they feel safe and valued.

Today, choose one small intentional action to help a child feel included. Share what you did — your example might inspire someone else to be an ally too.

02/09/2026

A kind word, a shared laugh, or simply being there can create moments of trust and belonging that last far beyond today.

Let’s carry that warmth into the week and remember: every connection matters.

02/06/2026

Fun Fact Friday: Research shows that simply interacting with acquaintances (“weak ties” like classmates, neighbors, or other familiar faces) is linked with greater feelings of belonging and overall wellbeing — even more so on days with more of these everyday contacts.
This includes people who may not be part of someone’s close circle but still help them feel connected to the world around them.

🔍 What’s interesting for autism? Studies exploring autistic adults’ social lives found that both casual and meaningful interactions — not just close friendships — contribute to connection and can support wellbeing.

💭 Connection doesn’t always look big — it can be small, familiar moments that help someone feel like they belong and are part of a community.

What small connection today (a smile, a hello, shared interest) made you feel a bit more connected? 💬

02/05/2026

Belonging isn’t about “fitting in.”

For many children with autism and related diagnoses, belonging can look like:
• Being understood without needing to explain
• Having routines that feel safe
• Being accepted even on challenging days
• Connecting in their own way — at their own pace

When children feel they belong, they’re more likely to engage, communicate, and build confidence.

Belonging isn’t a reward for progress — it’s the foundation that makes progress possible.

02/03/2026

February is a month to celebrate the ways we connect, support, and care for one another—through the relationships that help children and families thrive.

Strong, trusting connections are essential for children to feel safe, confident, and ready to grow. Here are practical ways families and caregivers can strengthen connection and support every day:

• Listen and validate: Pay attention to children’s words and feelings—they notice when they are truly heard.
• Create predictable routines: Consistency builds a sense of safety and trust.
• Celebrate effort and progress: Recognizing small successes fosters confidence and resilience.
• Collaborate with professionals: Sharing insights between home and therapy helps children feel supported in every environment.

When children feel understood and supported, they’re more likely to explore, learn, and build lasting skills.

01/30/2026

As the month comes to a close, it’s worth pausing to reflect on what it offered — even in subtle ways. Growth doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it shows up quietly, in awareness, patience, or simply getting through.

💬 Which word best describes your month?

01/29/2026

Therapy is more than talking — it’s about learning the skills that help you live more freely, connect more deeply, and face life’s challenges with confidence.

Ever wondered what really happens in therapy? 🤔 Tap to learn the heart of counseling and how it supports growth, resilience, and emotional wellbeing! 💬🧠

01/27/2026

Big emotions don’t mean bad behavior—they mean your child needs support. 💛

This week’s family tip: Name the feeling before addressing the behavior.
When children feel seen and understood, they’re more open to guidance, problem-solving, and growth.

✨ Small moments of connection make a big difference.

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1800 Byberry Road, Suite 1404
Huntingdon Valley, PA
19006

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

https://aspirecfs.com/

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Counseling Services for all ages. Most insurances accepted.

Aspire Child & Family Services offers counseling services to individual's of all ages! Most insurances accepted. Call 267-388-0670 to set up an appointment. Our highly experienced and licensed clinician’s offer quality individual, family, and/or group counseling and we participate with most major insurance panels! Services are offered in multiple modalities, including but not limited to cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, and dialectical behavior therapy. Individuals may seek out counseling if they have difficulties managing symptoms of anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), addiction, and much more.