As we conclude the year, we would like to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to you. We’re incredibly grateful to the families, clinicians, educators, and partners who have supported Floreo this past year. Your trust, feedback, and dedication continue to inspire everything we do.
One highlight for me that stands out was presenting to a large group of Wisconsin parents, service coordinators, and social works with Floreo parent Patty Stranak. Patty did such a great job sharing her own family's experience inspiring the room. And the talk ended with a parent bringing their son into the room to receive an unplanned live demo.
This year, we’ve seen Learners build meaningful skills using some of our newest lessons, families grow more confident using Floreo at home, and clinicians embrace Floreo's technology in powerful new ways. None of that would be possible without you.
As we look ahead to 2026, we’re more excited than ever. We have new lessons, expanded offerings, and innovative tools in the works and we can’t wait to share what’s coming next. Thank you for being part of the Floreo community. We’re so excited to continue this journey together in the year ahead.
Floreo Fireside Chat
Activities of Daily Living are consistently one of the most requested types of lessons from families, educators, and clinicians using Floreo. In our latest Fireside Chat, we highlight one example of how Floreo supports these critical skills through our Kitchen Item Storage and Safety lesson.
This conversation with Floreo's Director of Therapy Content, Marsha Stepensky, MS.Ed, BCBA dives into how the lesson helps Learners practice organizing common kitchen items safely and appropriately, an essential step toward independence at home. If ADLs are a focus for your Learners, this Fireside Chat offers great insight into how Floreo approaches real-world skill building in an engaging, accessible way.
Upcoming events
- FETC in Orlando January 11-14 (Booth 2335)
- ABAI 20th Annual Autism Conference in New York City January 15-17
- ATIA in Orlando January 29-31
New Partners
A warm welcome to our newest Floreo partners who have recently started their Floreo programs!
- Union County Educational Services Commission - Westlake School (NJ)
- Compassionate ABA & Therapeutic Services, LLC (VA)
- The Arc of Essex County (NJ)
- Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District (NY)
And, huge congratulations and thank you to our partners at Grand Island Central School District (NY) and UCP of Western Massachusetts (MA) for the renewal of their Floreo programs. We are excited to continue making a difference for their Learners!
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Using Floreo in your clinic, school, or home
Floreo's Director of Applied Digital Therapy, Rita Solórzano MA, CCC-SLP, is a Speech Language Pathologist with over 30 years of experience. Check out her tips on using Floreo in your home, practice, or classroom.
December is a great time to pause and reflect—to look back on the ideas that have shaped who Floreo is for and the many ways its content can be used. As 2025 wraps up, this feels like a good moment to highlight a few past blog posts our readers might have missed. These posts dive into how Floreo helps kids (and adults) pick up on the subtle, unspoken parts of communication, uncover unexpected learning opportunities—like math concepts—within our VR lessons, and explore the meaningful impact Jane Goodall has had on Floreo.
What have we been reading this week?
- Shifting grief about autistic children from imagined loss to systemic responsibility
- Tips for creating a neuro-affirming family celebration
- Why I celebrate neurodiversity in the workplace
- The ADHD symptoms often missed as they don’t fit the stereotype
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