Heartwise Support

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Our mission is to revolutionize the approach to child development for those with autism by utilizing a holistic approach incorporating ABA, Mental Health Services, Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy

Progress isn’t about being perfect, it’s about trying. 💛When we celebrate effort, give gentle encouragement, and focus o...
01/17/2026

Progress isn’t about being perfect, it’s about trying. 💛

When we celebrate effort, give gentle encouragement, and focus on growth instead of mistakes, children feel safer to keep learning and communicating. Positive reinforcement helps build confidence, motivation, and resilience, one small win at a time.

At Heartwise, we believe every attempt deserves to be recognized because that’s how progress truly happens.

Meltdowns don’t happen out of nowhere, they’re often a child’s way of saying “something is too much.” 💛ABA therapy focus...
01/16/2026

Meltdowns don’t happen out of nowhere, they’re often a child’s way of saying “something is too much.” 💛

ABA therapy focuses on helping children feel safer and more supported by creating predictable routines, teaching new ways to communicate big feelings, and responding with calm, constructive guidance when things get overwhelming.

With the right strategies in place, kids can learn how to express their needs, regulate their emotions, and move through tough moments with more confidence, and families don’t have to navigate it alone.

Communication looks different for everyone, and every way of expressing needs, thoughts, and feelings matters. 💬Speech t...
01/15/2026

Communication looks different for everyone, and every way of expressing needs, thoughts, and feelings matters. 💬

Speech therapy helps children and adults build the skills they need to communicate with more confidence, whether that’s through words, pictures, devices, or social interaction.

At Heartwise, we believe every voice deserves to be heard, in whatever form it comes. 💛

Meltdowns are hard, for kids and for the adults who love them. 💛Sometimes what helps most isn’t fixing the moment, but s...
01/14/2026

Meltdowns are hard, for kids and for the adults who love them. 💛

Sometimes what helps most isn’t fixing the moment, but slowing it down.

A calm voice, simple words, a visual reminder of what’s coming next, or giving your child a small choice can go a long way when things feel overwhelming.

And after a meltdown?

It’s okay to take a pause. Everyone needs a little time to reset.

Most of the time, big behaviors are just a child’s way of saying, “I need help right now.”

For a lot of kids, words aren’t always the easiest way to communicate, and that’s okay. 💛Visual supports like picture ca...
01/14/2026

For a lot of kids, words aren’t always the easiest way to communicate, and that’s okay. 💛

Visual supports like picture cards, schedules, and choice boards can make a huge difference.

They give kids a way to show what they want, understand what’s coming next, and feel more in control of their day.

When children can communicate more clearly, there’s often less frustration and more confidence, and that’s a win for everyone.

Some days feel lighter. Others feel hard. Both are part of the same journey, and neither cancels out the growth that’s h...
01/13/2026

Some days feel lighter. Others feel hard.

Both are part of the same journey, and neither cancels out the growth that’s happening.

Be kind to yourself and your child on the tough days.

Learning, healing, and development don’t move in a straight line, they move forward through patience, consistency, and compassion.

You’re still moving forward, even when it doesn’t feel like it.

01/12/2026

Most common goals we see?

Communication and behavior 🙌

Helping kids tell us what they need - whether they're using words, picture cards (PECS boards), or tech (AAC devices).

And working through challenging behaviors by teaching them healthier ways to communicate and cope.

It's all about giving them tools that actually work for THEIR life 💙

Sensory-seeking behaviors aren't "bad" - they're actually really important 👇When kids are constantly moving, touching, j...
01/12/2026

Sensory-seeking behaviors aren't "bad" - they're actually really important 👇

When kids are constantly moving, touching, jumping, or crashing into things... there's a reason. Their body is literally asking for input it needs.

Instead of stopping the behavior, give them appropriate outlets. Trampolines, sensory bins, heavy work tasks, swings - whatever their body is craving.

It's not misbehavior. It's communication 💙

If you're supporting a child on the autism spectrum, save this 📌These 6 things create real, lasting impact:1️⃣ Predictab...
01/10/2026

If you're supporting a child on the autism spectrum, save this 📌

These 6 things create real, lasting impact:

1️⃣ Predictable routines → less anxiety, more confidence

2️⃣ Clear communication → short, direct, visual when possible

3️⃣ Social support → on their terms, at their pace 4️⃣ Strength-based approach → what do they love? Start there.

5️⃣ Sensory-friendly spaces → calm environments = regulated kids

6️⃣ Advocacy & teamwork → you + therapists + teachers = unstoppable

You don't have to do it all perfectly. Just consistently 💙

Autism is a spectrum, which means every person's experience is different.Some might excel in music, art, or problem-solv...
01/09/2026

Autism is a spectrum, which means every person's experience is different.

Some might excel in music, art, or problem-solving. Others might need AAC devices or extra sensory support. Some love routines, some don't. Some make eye contact, some don't.

There's no "typical" autistic person - and that's exactly why individualized support matters so much.

When we stop expecting everyone to look the same, we can actually celebrate each person's unique strengths 🫶

Ever wonder how peer modeling actually works in ABA?Kids learn SO much from watching other kids. Here's how we use that ...
01/09/2026

Ever wonder how peer modeling actually works in ABA?

Kids learn SO much from watching other kids.

Here's how we use that in therapy:

🎯 We pick a skill to work on - like starting a conversation, sharing toys, or greeting someone

👥 We choose a peer who's a good fit - someone the child already connects with or feels comfortable around

👀 The peer shows how it's done - naturally, not scripted

🙌 The child practices with support - we help guide them, then slowly step back

🌍 We make sure it sticks - reinforcing the skill until they're using it at home, school, everywhere

Kids don't just learn from adults. Sometimes the best teacher is another kid doing the thing 💙

Read that again when you're doubting yourself.When the day feels impossible. When you lose your patience. When nothing s...
01/08/2026

Read that again when you're doubting yourself.

When the day feels impossible. When you lose your patience. When nothing seems to be working.

You are still their safe place. And that matters more than you know 💙

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2806 S 143rd Plaza
Omaha, NE
68144

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14022666667

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