April is Autism Awareness Month. as part of its commitment to the autism community, educational technology company Rethink Autism is helping to educate parents through a new video series on their home page, “Every Day Counts, Everyone Can help.”

Developed by Rethink Autism’s clinical team and hosted by Rethink Autism’s Director of Research and Training, Dr. Hannah Hoch, the series provides an overview of autism, video examples of early warning signs, and research-based teaching strategies that they can start using immediately.

For parents and educators, Rethink Autism is also extending their one-week free trial to last for the entire month of April. After filling out a brief assessment, parents can gain access to individualized video-based exercises, printable lesson plans, and a complete series of ABA training videos.

With autism estimates in the U.S. reaching 1 in 110 (Centers for Disease Control), there has never been a more critical time for parents and educators to be able to recognize the early signs of autism. For children who go undiagnosed and untreated, daily activities such as school, play, and family life can become increasingly difficult. Studies show that children who receive early, intensive treatment based on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) can make substantial gains in language, IQ, academic performance and social behavior.

“So many times parents and educators search online for information about autism diagnosis, but unless you’re a trained clinician, it’s difficult to understand how these symptoms present in children,” said Jamie Pagliaro, EVP of Rethink Autism, and Founding Executive Director of the new York Center for Autism Charter School. “This dynamic video series shows exactly what to look for, and offers practical strategies for everyone – family members, teachers, and caregivers – to get involved in the treatment process.”

To see “Every Day Counts, Everyone Can Help” visit the company’s website at rethinkautism.com

About Rethink Autism (rethinkautism.com)

Rethink Autism, inc. seeks to ensure that every child on the autism spectrum has access to effective and affordable evidence-based treatment options by providing professionals, parents, and family members with the tools and information necessary to teach children with autism in a way that is easy to understand and apply. Rethink Autism was founded in 2007 and has its headquarters at 19 West 21st Street in new York City.