Understanding Compassionate ABA One of the hardest parts about being a parent is putting your trust in someone else to care for your child. If you're considering ABA therapy, you've probably wondered things like: "Will they force my child to do things?" "What if my child cries?" "Will they understand my child?" "Will they treat my child with kindness?" Those are fair questions. In fact, they're questions I hope every parent asks. Because you deserve to know exactly what thera

One of the questions I hear most often from parents isn't about data, assessments, or insurance. It's much simpler than that. "How will you treat my child?" As a parent, I would be asking the exact same question. When you choose an ABA provider, you're inviting people into your home, your daily routines, and your family's life. You're trusting us with your child during some of their biggest challenges and greatest accomplishments. That isn't something we take lightly. At Thri

By Brianna Maher When a child begins applied behavior analysis, or ABA, services, parents may feel as though they are entering a world filled with unfamiliar terms, data sheets, treatment goals, and professional recommendations. Although behavior analysts bring specialized training to the process, they are not the only experts at the table. Parents and caregivers know their child in ways that no provider can. They understand their child’s personality, routines, preferences, f