Children tend to thrive when they know what to expect. For children with autism, this need for predictability can be even stronger. Structure acts like a safety net. It provides a sense of control and predictability in a child’s life, which can reduce stress. At the...
“What’s our next step?” That question became far too familiar during the first years of our son’s journey. As parents, we had to set aside our pride and embrace our roles as advocates, learners and teammates. After a visit to the neurologist and numerous...
Dedicated employees are the backbone of Quest, Inc.’s mission to empower individuals with developmental disabilities to live fulfilling lives. Jacqueline “Jackie” Knight is a shining example of this commitment, having spent the past 23 years...
Gaining independence is a significant milestone for anyone. For children and teens with autism, the journey can be especially challenging, but also empowering. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy provides structured, individualized support to help children build...
Transitioning into adulthood is a huge milestone in a person’s life. This time brings new experiences, responsibilities, and growth opportunities. For families of teens with autism, this time can be particularly complex. Many supports that were available in childhood...
At Quest, Inc., our youth programs are designed to provide crucial support for children and teens with developmental disabilities. Overseeing these initiatives is Rob Cage, our vice president of youth programs, who remains committed to empowering the kids and families...
