Parent Training

Parent Training and Support for Families of Kids with Autism

Parent involvement is essential to the success of ABA treatment, and it goes both ways!

Not only do ABA clinicians provide parents with education about their child’s autism diagnosis, but they also guide them with behavior management techniques, and how to teach their child new skills.

Of course, their insight gives our team important information about their child that can direct the course of our treatment.

At BrightPath Behavior, we provide caregiver training on using ABA principles at home and in the community. Our BCBAs work one-on-one with family members to ensure your child uses their newly learned skills and pro-social behaviors in their natural environment, not just the clinic.

Your child’s BCBA will be available to discuss your questions, concerns, and ideas. Typically, team meetings occur once every two to four weeks, depending on your child’s needs. You will evaluate your child’s progress and the next steps in their treatment plan.

By actively participating and implementing these strategies, you can create a supportive environment that fosters your child’s progress and development in the ABA process.

Call BrightPath Behavior today at 833-225-9393 to learn more about parent training!

Parents and ABA clinicians working together
so your child can thrive!

Benefits of our Parenting Training Program:

  • Family-Focused Programming

    Considers the needs of the entire family in client programming and allows families to provide input into the help they need in their home and community.

  • Insurance

    Working directly with your insurance company to help you get coverage for ABA therapy.

  • Regular Touchpoints

    Ongoing feedback and instruction through progress reports and team meetings.

  • Community Outings

    BCBA will work with you and your child in different community settings so you can have success on outings.

  • Ongoing Progress Monitoring

    Revisit mastered goals to ensure progress is maintained.

As a parent, your involvement is crucial in supporting your child throughout the ABA process. Here are some ways you can actively contribute:

  • Engage in regular communication with your child’s ABA team and provide input on goals and progress.

  • Familiarize yourself with ABA techniques to support your child outside therapy sessions.

  • Implement strategies consistently across different environments to reinforce learning.

  • Use positive reinforcement to acknowledge and encourage appropriate behaviors.

  • Take advantage of parent training opportunities to enhance your understanding and skills.

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