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Monotropism & special interests
Many autistic people describe a “single-channel” deep focus on high-interest topics. In therapy, we leverage interests to motivate learning (embed math in trains, reading in animals, etc.).
Practical applications in ABA
Predictability. Visual schedules, first-then boards, clear transitions.
Reduce overload. Headphones, quiet corners, dimmable lights, sensory diets.
Teach generalization. Master a skill in one setting, then systematically practice across people/places.
Want a plan that honors your child’s brain? Reach out—we’ll design interest-based goals and sensory-smart supports.
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How the Autistic Mind Works: Prediction, Attention & Sensory Worlds
Autistic cognition often features deep focus, pattern detection, and precision. Differences in how the brain weights incoming detail vs. expectations can heighten sensory salience—sounds seem louder, lights brighter, tags itchier—affecting attention and energy.
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