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How First Bridge Education Supports Staff and Pupil Wellbeing
At First Bridge Education, supporting mental health in special education is more than a priority, it is a daily practice. Our work begins with understanding each child’s unique...
Unlocking Potential: The Importance of Starting ABA Therapy Early
Why Early ABA Therapy Matters At First Bridge Education, we believe every moment matters, especially in the early years of a child's development. When it comes to autism...
Is Chewing on Things a Sign of Autism?
Chewing on Toys, Clothes, or Fingers, What Does It Mean? If your child frequently chews on objects, like sleeves, toys, pens, or even their fingers, you might be wondering if...
Discovering the Power of Play: How ABA Therapy Integrates Learning into Play and Builds Generalising Skills
At First Bridge Education, we know that play is more than just fun; it’s an essential part of a child’s development. Through play, children learn, explore, and grow in ways that...
World Autism Awareness Day: Championing Inclusion and Early Intervention
At First Bridge Centre, we recognise World Autism Awareness Day as more than just a moment on the calendar — it's a vital reminder of the importance of understanding, inclusion,...
Are These Signs of Autism In My Child?
Parenting can be both a rewarding and challenging experience, especially when it comes to understanding and meeting the unique needs of your child. From a young age, you may...
Different Ways an ABA Therapist Can Help
For autistic children, early intervention is imperative to get the best chance at leading an independent life. In this post, we explore the benefits of seeing a dedicated ABA therapist.
How Can I Find The Right School For My Autistic Child?
Choosing a school for your autistic child can be challenging so we have put together a list of things to take into consideration to find the perfect school.
Tips and Hints to Help Your Child Sleep
Sleeping issues are common with autistic children, impacting their development and overall day-to-day life, so here are five tips to help you and your child sleep better.