What’s most important is to find treatment that addresses the individual needs of your child. For parents dealing with severe problem behavior, this is even more important.
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Coordinating ABA Therapy with Healthcare Teams
The most important thing for parents to know is how important it is to provide their child’s BCBA with information about every kind of care the child is receiving even if they think it doesn’t apply to ABA therapy.
How to Involve Your ABA Team in the IEP Process
Our thoughts on why parents should get their ABA team involved in the IEP process and what parents need to know about advocating for quality, consistent care and education.
Be an Active Participant in Your Child’s Autism Therapy
We sat down with Lisa Guerrero, M.Ed, BCBA, the Regional Director of Texas for The Autism Therapy Group to talk about how parents can be an active participant in their child’s therapy sessions and the options they have when time and resources are tight.
Top Questions to Ask an ABA Provider
We asked our clinical team a simple question: “What would YOU ask an ABA provider if one of your loved ones had autism?”