At ABA of North Texas, parent training is a vital part of your child’s ABA services. We partner with parents and caregivers to ensure skills learned in therapy are carried over into everyday life—at home, in the community, and across routines that matter most to your family.
What Parent Training Means for Our Families
Parent training is provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and is individualized to your child’s treatment plan. Sessions focus on practical, easy-to-use strategies that help you support progress outside of direct therapy hours.
What You’ll Learn
Parents and caregivers may be coached on how to:
- Understand the purpose of behaviors and respond consistently
- Use positive reinforcement effectively
- Reduce challenging behaviors in an ethical, supportive way
- Build communication, social, and daily living skills
- Apply strategies during real routines (meals, transitions, bedtime, outings)
Why ABA of North Texas Emphasizes Parent Training
We know that children make the greatest progress when everyone is using the same strategies. Parent training helps:
- Generalize skills beyond the clinic setting
- Increase long-term success and independence
- Reduce family stress and improve confidence
- Strengthen collaboration between families and our clinical team
How Training Is Delivered
Parent training at ABA of North Texas may include:
- One-on-one coaching with your BCBA
- Modeling and guided practice
- Review of progress, goals, and challenges
- Home strategies tailored to your child and family
Our Family-Centered Approach
We believe parents and caregivers are essential members of the treatment team. Our approach is supportive, respectful, and designed to fit your family’s values and daily life. No prior ABA experience is needed—we guide you every step of the way.