Parent Training Memberships

Our Parent Training Membership is designed to support families at every stage of their ABA journey—whether you are preparing to begin services, actively receiving care, or transitioning out of direct therapy.

This flexible membership provides ongoing education, coaching, and practical tools so progress does not pause while services are starting—or end when services conclude.

How the Membership Fits with ABA Services

Families can enroll in the Parent Training Membership:

Before services: While waiting to begin ABA, parents start learning strategies and building routines right away.
During services: Parent training complements direct therapy, improving carryover at home and empowering caregivers.
After services: When direct services end, families can continue receiving support to maintain and adapt skills over time.

Our goal is to make support accessible, continuous, and family-centered—meeting parents where they are and walking alongside them as their role grows and changes.

Foundations Membership (Essential)

$79 /month

This is your entry-level, “I need support now” option.

Ideal for parents who are waiting to start ABA services, want to learn foundational strategies, or need continued guidance after services end.

Monthly live 30-minute parent training group
Access to a growing library of on-demand training resources
Practical, evidence-based behavior strategies you can use immediately
A supportive parent community focused on skill-building, not judgment

This membership focuses on understanding behavior, building routines, and increasing confidence in day-to-day parenting decisions.

Coaching Membership (Standard)

$149 /month

For parents who want more individualized guidance and real-time problem solving.

Everything in the Foundations Membership
Monthly 30-minute small-group coaching call (limited spots for interaction)
Case-based discussions and guided problem solving
Strategy refinement for home routines, transitions, and common challenges

This tier works well for families currently receiving ABA services or needing more hands-on support.

Transition & Maintenance Membership (Premium)

$219 /month

Designed for families transitioning out of ABA services or managing more complex needs.

Everything in the Foundations and Coaching Memberships
Monthly individual 30-minute parent coaching session
Personalized strategy adjustments and long-term planning
Support for new developmental stages, school changes, or emerging challenges

This membership helps families maintain progress and adapt skills as their child grows.

Important Program Clarification

The Parent Training Membership is an educational and coaching-based program for caregivers. It is not a substitute for medically necessary ABA services and does not include direct therapy with a child.

All training focuses on caregiver education, general behavior principles, and practical strategies parents can implement in daily routines. When families are receiving ABA services elsewhere, parent training is designed to complement—not replace—clinical treatment plans.

If a child requires intensive or individualized intervention, families will be supported in seeking appropriate direct services.

Is This Program Right for You?

This program may be a good fit if:

You are on a waitlist for ABA services and want support now.
You want to better understand your child's behavior and how to respond effectively.
You are currently receiving services and want to improve carryover at home.
You are transitioning out of ABA services and want continued guidance.
You prefer practical, realistic strategies over rigid or compliance-based approaches.

This program may not be the right fit if:

You are seeking direct 1:1 therapy for your child.
Your child is in crisis and requires immediate, intensive intervention.
You are looking for a replacement for an individualized treatment plan.

If you are unsure, many families start with the Foundations Membership and reassess as their needs evolve.

Our Approach

We believe parents are not “failing” — they are often under-supported.

Our approach is grounded in applied behavior analysis while remaining family-centered and neurodiversity-affirming. We focus on understanding the function of behavior, strengthening routines, and helping parents respond with clarity and confidence rather than stress or guesswork.

Training is practical, collaborative, and designed to fit into real life—not perfect textbook scenarios. We emphasize:

Skill-building over compliance
Understanding behavior as communication
Flexibility as children grow and change
Empowering parents to make informed decisions

Support does not end when services pause or discharge occurs. This model was built to reduce gaps in care and help families feel steady during transitions.