Parent Training Group Class
Our ABA-based parent training groups provide practical, real-life strategies you can use immediately at home. Each class focuses on common challenges families face and offers supportive, evidence-based tools to improve daily routines and reduce stress for the whole family
Monthly Agenda for Group Class Topics:
February: Why Is My Child Doing That?! Understanding Behavior That Works
All behavior has a purpose. This class helps parents understand why behaviors occur and how to respond in ways that reduce challenges while teaching better skills.
March: Autism 101: Now What? A Parent’s Guide After an ASD Diagnosis
A supportive introduction for families navigating a new diagnosis. Learn what autism means, which services and supports are available, and practical next steps to help your child and family move forward with confidence.
April: Meltdowns, Tantrums & Shutdowns: Real-Life Strategies That Actually Help
Learn how to prevent meltdowns when possible and how to respond calmly and effectively when they happen, helping children regain control more quickly.
May: Homework Without Tears: Winning the After-School Routine
Turn homework time from a nightly struggle into a smoother routine. Learn how to build structure, increase cooperation, and reduce avoidance and frustration.
June: Teaching Your Child to Ask Instead of Act Out
Many challenging behaviors occur because children lack effective ways to communicate their needs. Learn strategies to build communication skills that reduce frustration and problem behaviors.
July: Potty Training Made Easier: ABA Strategies That Work
A practical, step-by-step approach to potty training for children at various developmental levels, including tips for overcoming common setbacks.
August: Bedtime Battles to Better Sleep: Creating Calm Night Routines
Sleep challenges impact the whole family. Learn strategies to build healthy bedtime routines and reduce resistance, night waking, and bedtime struggles.
September: Emotional Regulation Replacement Behaviors
Big Feelings, Calm Skills: Teaching Kids to Handle Emotions
Learn how to help your child recognize emotions, cope with frustration, and recover more quickly from upset using concrete, teachable strategies.
October: Raising Independent Kids: Teaching Everyday Life Skills at Home
Discover how to build independence in daily routines like dressing, hygiene, chores, and self-care using manageable teaching strategies.
November: Supporting Siblings & Reducing Stress at Home
Learn ways to support siblings, strengthen family relationships, and reduce household stress while meeting each child’s needs.
December: Public Outings Without Panic: Stores, Restaurants & Travel Made Easier
Gain practical tools to prepare for and manage community outings, helping your child succeed in public settings.
January: Screen Time Struggles: Getting Kids Motivated Beyond Devices
Learn strategies to reduce device dependence and increase motivation for family activities, play, and everyday routines.
