Caregiver Support
Caregiver support is a core part of our ABA services and helps ensure progress continues beyond therapy sessions, while families wait for direct services to begin, or for those who live outside our direct service area. We know caregivers are already doing a lot — we're here to support.
Family Members
Families on Waitlists ​
Multidisciplinary Teams
School Teams
Caregiver Support involves weekly meetings with our Board-Certified Behavior Analysts and Autism Specialists. We are excited to offer this locally, as well as statewide through HIPPA-compliant telehealth services.
Why it Matters:
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​​Caregiver support helps to establish consistent feedback loops between all team members
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Ensure caregiver and provider input is incorporated into treatment decisions
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Through structured collaboration, caregivers are equipped with practical, usable strategies for daily life, and promote long-term skill generalization and meaningful progress.
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Onsite consultation and training
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Statewide Telehealth services
Weekly Meetings with BCBA/AS
Education and Support
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Education and practical application of ABA principles
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Support implementing strategies within everyday routines
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Troubleshooting challenges as they arise
Data Review & Progress Updates
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Review of treatment targets and outcomes
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Discussion of program modifications
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Overview of mastered skills and new skill targets
Observation & Coaching
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Observation of natural environments or direct therapy sessions
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Coaching to support caregiver implementation and skill generalization of treatment
Multidisciplinary Collaboration
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Ongoing communication to support coordinated care with the child’s medical and school teams, including PT’s, OT’s, SLP’s, Psychologists, Teachers, Social Workers, Therapists, etc.
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Guidance on behavior support plans and implementation strategies
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Assistance addressing challenges across home, school, and community settings