ABA Parent Academy
Topic: Sibling Rivalry
Date: 3/15/23 & 3/22/22
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Sibling rivalry is part of life, but when is it too much? Parents are often exhausted refereeing when siblings are constantly teasing each other, fighting over possessions or don’t know how to appropriately play together. This 2-day class focuses on strategies to help siblings problem solve and gain attention the right way using Positive Behavior Support Strategies. Participants will practice learned strategies together and at home with their children, and will share videos and discuss real-life situations.
This class focuses on supporting appropriate sibling interaction, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. This class is intended for parents whose children do not play appropriately together, tease/bully each other, or avoid each other altogether.
Date: 3/15/23 & 3/22/22
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Sibling rivalry is part of life, but when is it too much? Parents are often exhausted refereeing when siblings are constantly teasing each other, fighting over possessions or don’t know how to appropriately play together. This 2-day class focuses on strategies to help siblings problem solve and gain attention the right way using Positive Behavior Support Strategies. Participants will practice learned strategies together and at home with their children, and will share videos and discuss real-life situations.
This class focuses on supporting appropriate sibling interaction, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. This class is intended for parents whose children do not play appropriately together, tease/bully each other, or avoid each other altogether.
Topic: Managing Problem Behaviors
Date: 4/12/23, 4/19/23, 4/26/23
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $200 per family (2 people max)
When children engage in problem behaviors, it can interfere with their learning and interacting with family and friends. For parents, managing these behaviors can be confusing and often feel futile, but after focusing on effective ABA-based techniques and getting direct feedback from a BCBA, you will walk away feeling confident in the strategies you've learned!
During this 3-part interactive training, parents will be trained on strategies that they will be able to use at home. Participants will practice learned strategies together and at home with their children, and will share videos and discuss real-life situations.
This class focuses on managing maladaptive behaviors after it has occurred. This class is intended for parent whose children engage in high rates of problem behaviors such as tantrums, screaming, throwing, aggression, or bargaining.
Date: 4/12/23, 4/19/23, 4/26/23
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $200 per family (2 people max)
When children engage in problem behaviors, it can interfere with their learning and interacting with family and friends. For parents, managing these behaviors can be confusing and often feel futile, but after focusing on effective ABA-based techniques and getting direct feedback from a BCBA, you will walk away feeling confident in the strategies you've learned!
During this 3-part interactive training, parents will be trained on strategies that they will be able to use at home. Participants will practice learned strategies together and at home with their children, and will share videos and discuss real-life situations.
This class focuses on managing maladaptive behaviors after it has occurred. This class is intended for parent whose children engage in high rates of problem behaviors such as tantrums, screaming, throwing, aggression, or bargaining.
Topic: Building Motivation
Date: 5/24/23 & 5/31/23
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Do you feel that rewarding your child for doing what they are asked to do is like bribery? Or have you tried using reward systems in the past BUT they ONLY worked for a little while? In this 2-day behavior management class, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will show you how to support your child to engage in appropriate behaviors instead of bribing them to behave a certain way. We will demonstrate various Positive Behavior Support Strategies you can use at home to help you increase your child’s motivation, troubleshoot why strategies have not worked in the past and be given direct feedback on how well you utilize the strategies at home through videos you will provide us.
This class is intended for parents whose children protest, negotiate, ignore instructions, or provide excuses when given a direction.
Specific diagnosis not required.
Date: 5/24/23 & 5/31/23
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Do you feel that rewarding your child for doing what they are asked to do is like bribery? Or have you tried using reward systems in the past BUT they ONLY worked for a little while? In this 2-day behavior management class, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will show you how to support your child to engage in appropriate behaviors instead of bribing them to behave a certain way. We will demonstrate various Positive Behavior Support Strategies you can use at home to help you increase your child’s motivation, troubleshoot why strategies have not worked in the past and be given direct feedback on how well you utilize the strategies at home through videos you will provide us.
This class is intended for parents whose children protest, negotiate, ignore instructions, or provide excuses when given a direction.
Specific diagnosis not required.
Topic: Phobias and Fixations
Date: 6/21/2023 & 6/28/2023
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Individual fears or obsessions can cause a family to limit what they can and cannot do within their own home or out in the community. For an individual with phobias or fixations, it limits their ability to fully engage in social interactions inadvertently causing family dynamics to change and accommodate those individuals. This 2-day behavior management class focuses on strategies to help redirect to more appropriate behaviors and increase tolerance to unpleasant situations.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. This class is intended for parents whose children have phobias or fixations such as intense interests, sensitivity to loud noise, or fear of public bathrooms.
Date: 6/21/2023 & 6/28/2023
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Individual fears or obsessions can cause a family to limit what they can and cannot do within their own home or out in the community. For an individual with phobias or fixations, it limits their ability to fully engage in social interactions inadvertently causing family dynamics to change and accommodate those individuals. This 2-day behavior management class focuses on strategies to help redirect to more appropriate behaviors and increase tolerance to unpleasant situations.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. This class is intended for parents whose children have phobias or fixations such as intense interests, sensitivity to loud noise, or fear of public bathrooms.
Topic: Skill Building
Date: 9/20/23 & 9/27/23
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Does it feel like you are always verbally or physically prompting your child through basic tasks and daily routines? If you need some tips and tricks to help your child learn new skills or gain more independence, this 2-part interactive class is for you. You’ll learn easy-to-implement strategies to build any skill - from completing homework to more complex, time-consuming activities like cooking meals. Strategies will be demonstrated and practiced in class before we ask you to implement them in your home. During the second session, the group will discuss specific real-life situations and review video examples from each participant.
Date: 9/20/23 & 9/27/23
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Does it feel like you are always verbally or physically prompting your child through basic tasks and daily routines? If you need some tips and tricks to help your child learn new skills or gain more independence, this 2-part interactive class is for you. You’ll learn easy-to-implement strategies to build any skill - from completing homework to more complex, time-consuming activities like cooking meals. Strategies will be demonstrated and practiced in class before we ask you to implement them in your home. During the second session, the group will discuss specific real-life situations and review video examples from each participant.
Topic: Increasing Compliance
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
When even the simplest requests are met with verbal or physical refusal, parents may choose to avoid giving demands or presenting their children with situations that may trigger noncompliance. This can result in disruption of not only the family's routine, but also their dynamic. Gaining, or re-gaining compliance, from your child can help rebuild your relationship with them, and may affect other areas of their life and yours. This 2-day behavior management class focuses on strategies to help regain compliance and increase your child's independence.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. It is intended for parents whose children ignore requests or verbally or physically resist demands. Specific diagnosis not required
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
When even the simplest requests are met with verbal or physical refusal, parents may choose to avoid giving demands or presenting their children with situations that may trigger noncompliance. This can result in disruption of not only the family's routine, but also their dynamic. Gaining, or re-gaining compliance, from your child can help rebuild your relationship with them, and may affect other areas of their life and yours. This 2-day behavior management class focuses on strategies to help regain compliance and increase your child's independence.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. It is intended for parents whose children ignore requests or verbally or physically resist demands. Specific diagnosis not required
Topic: Transitions - Oh my!
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Are transitions a trigger for problem behavior? If asking your child to stop and do something else makes the difference between it being a good day or a bad day, then your child may be struggling with transitions. This 2-part interactive class focuses on strategies that help manage transitions using Positive Behavior Support Strategies. Strategies will be demonstrated and practiced in class before we ask you to implement them in your home. During the second session, the group will come together to discuss specific real-life situations and review video examples from each participant.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. It is intended for parents whose children struggle with moving from a preferred activity, and children who are making bigger transitions such as changing schools or graduating. Specific diagnosis not required.
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $120 per family (2 people max)
Are transitions a trigger for problem behavior? If asking your child to stop and do something else makes the difference between it being a good day or a bad day, then your child may be struggling with transitions. This 2-part interactive class focuses on strategies that help manage transitions using Positive Behavior Support Strategies. Strategies will be demonstrated and practiced in class before we ask you to implement them in your home. During the second session, the group will come together to discuss specific real-life situations and review video examples from each participant.
This class focuses on supporting independence, not managing maladaptive behavior once it has occurred. It is intended for parents whose children struggle with moving from a preferred activity, and children who are making bigger transitions such as changing schools or graduating. Specific diagnosis not required.
Topic: How to Make & Implement Easy-to-use Token Economy Systems
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Do you need help creating a token board? Do you need help with how to use them? Then this class is for you! Help increase your child’s compliance and their ability to wait for something that they earn. In this how-to class you will learn what a token board is and how to correctly use them with your child. You will need to bring the following to make a token board: paper, pictures of preferred items such as a TV show, glue, and scissors.
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Do you need help creating a token board? Do you need help with how to use them? Then this class is for you! Help increase your child’s compliance and their ability to wait for something that they earn. In this how-to class you will learn what a token board is and how to correctly use them with your child. You will need to bring the following to make a token board: paper, pictures of preferred items such as a TV show, glue, and scissors.
Topic: How to Make & Implement Visual Schedules that Work!
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 6:00-7:00p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Do you need help creating a visual schedule? Do you need help with how to use them? Then this class is for you! Help create consistency and expectations by using a visual schedule with your child. Visual schedules can help increase compliance and may reduce anxiety in your child. In this class you will learn what a visual schedule is and how to correctly use them with your child. You will need to bring the following to make a visual schedule: paper, pictures, glue, and scissors.
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 6:00-7:00p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Do you need help creating a visual schedule? Do you need help with how to use them? Then this class is for you! Help create consistency and expectations by using a visual schedule with your child. Visual schedules can help increase compliance and may reduce anxiety in your child. In this class you will learn what a visual schedule is and how to correctly use them with your child. You will need to bring the following to make a visual schedule: paper, pictures, glue, and scissors.
Topic: Fun Ideas to Increase Socialization
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Does your child need some extra help with socialization? Would you like to know different ways you can help them? Then this class is for you! In this how-to class, we will discuss how to use games and everyday items to increase your child’s communication and socialization. You will need to bring the following to make one of the games: a jar, marker, and popsicle sticks.
Date: Coming Soon!
Time: 5:00p.m.
Cost: $80 per family (2 people max)
Does your child need some extra help with socialization? Would you like to know different ways you can help them? Then this class is for you! In this how-to class, we will discuss how to use games and everyday items to increase your child’s communication and socialization. You will need to bring the following to make one of the games: a jar, marker, and popsicle sticks.