Parent Training
Arguably the most important step in ABA intervention for your child will be his or her ability to take the skills they have mastered in a controlled environmental setting and successfully use them in the home, school and general community with his or her immediate family members, teachers, and therapists. In order to achieve this, it will be imperative that all members of the family and educational team are fully informed, involved and committed to the same treatment goals. No matter how many hours of ABA therapy your child receives, it will never equal the amount of hours they spend at home with you or at school with teachers in their everyday natural environment. Our work means nothing without this final piece to the puzzle: generalization. ABA in essence is an intervention not only for your child, but for your child's entire circle which may include parents, step-parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, and even pets. Our professionals will dedicate time to teaching all parties involved the skills needed to achieve success with your child. The quality of your interactions are guaranteed to improve in no time! Your success is important to us and we will help you achieve it in the many ways described below. Always remember: perfect practice makes perfect!
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Parent Training Seminars & Webinars
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Face-to-face parent training
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Telehealth parent training
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Written instructions
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Verbal instructions
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Modeling
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Video taped training and feedback sessions
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Parent support group

PARENT TRAINING SEMINAR TOPICS
When Will We Ever Get Some Sleep? Bedtime Problems & Autism
Stuck on Chicken Nuggets & French Fries: How to Expand Your Child's Palate
No More Diapers! A Parent's Guide to Effective Toilet Training
I Can't Take My Kid Anywhere! How to Survive Community Outings
My Child Is Out of Control! Keep Calm and Call a Behavior Analyst
Fun Games and Quality Time with Your Ausome Child
Incidental Teaching:
Turning Daily Routines Into Learning Experiences
Applied Behavior Analysis: The Instruction Manual You Wish Your Child Came With