Special Learning Special Learning Building for the whole journey
A note from Karen Chung, Founder & CEO

Special Learning was built to be useful to you. We're getting back to that.

I'm Karen. I'm not a behavior analyst — I want to be upfront about that, because it matters. What I am is someone who spent sixteen years listening to the people this work actually touches: families navigating an autism diagnosis, educators trying to reach every student in their classroom, clinicians doing the daily work. I built Special Learning out of that listening. Not out of a theory — out of what people kept telling me was missing.

We went quiet for a while. I own that. And I don't want to ease back in with a sale or a sequence. I want to come back the way we started — by being useful.

Here's what I keep coming back to: autism is a lifetime, not a moment. The early days look nothing like the school years, and the school years look nothing like planning for adulthood. The things you need at each stage are different. The people who need to understand are different. Special Learning was built to be there across all of it — not to sell you one product and disappear.

So: wherever you are on this road right now, I want to point you toward something that actually helps. No form to fill out. Tell me who you are, and I'll send you there directly.

Karen Chung
Founder & CEO, Special Learning
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For families & caregivers

I'm raising or caring for someone with autism

A free, practical guide to ABA at home — written for parents and caregivers, not clinicians. Skills you can actually use, explained in plain language.

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For educators & professionals

I work with students or clients on the spectrum

A free classroom guide to ABA principles in practice — designed for teachers, paraprofessionals, and anyone supporting autistic students in a school setting.

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Supporting a family member and working in education? Start with either — both are free.

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