Therapists visit a few hours a week. You're there every morning, every mealtime, every meltdown, every bedtime. Parent training gives you the tools and confidence to turn those everyday moments into opportunities - without burning out.
You're the expert
We give you the tools
Parent training is where the insights from your child's therapy plan come home with you. A BCBA walks alongside you - in your house, with your child, during your actual routines - and helps you understand why your child does what they do and what you can do about it in the moment.
This isn't a lecture. We're working with you on what's actually hard, so that you leave each session with new tools and strategies to make each day a little easier.
Coaching is part of every ABA program we run. Both founders are parents of children with autism, so decision comes from lived experience of exactly what it's like to be in your shoes.
Families just starting therapy who want to understand what their child's team is doing and why.
Parents whose child is making progress in therapy but the same challenges keep happening at home.
Families facing a change - a new sibling, a school move, a big shift in routine - who need a plan for it.
We start by learning what's hardest for your family and what you most want to feel confident handling.
Your BCBA explains the behavior principles behind your child's patterns - in plain, useful language.
We try strategies live, in your actual routines, with your child in the room, so you know it works.
Each session builds on the last. You grow more confident, and we gradually step back as you take the lead.
All of our therapy happens in your home and community, so the first question is whether we reach your town. Type it in and find out.
Sometimes in your living room, sometimes at the kitchen table. We talk through what's been happening, try a strategy or two with your child there, and keep the ones that fit your week.
It's most helpful when the adults who are most involved can join, but there's no requirement. We work with whoever is there, and we'll make sure the strategies are easy to share with others in your household.
That's the whole point. If we ever say something that doesn't make sense, tell us and we'll say it differently.
At least once a month, often more when you're just getting started. We adjust based on your goals and how things are going, and spread sessions out as you feel more confident.
It is often covered as part of ABA services. We'll verify your benefits before we begin so you know what to expect.
Ready to talk?
Let's take the first step together.
We'll tell you what happens next, and what it would cost. That's the whole first call.
Schedule a consultationParent training pairs naturally with ABA therapy - and often with school collaboration when you need a consistent approach in every setting.
