- Introduction
A virtual ABA parent training program to support your child’s growth at home.
We offer personalized, collaborative guidance that helps parents feel confident supporting their child in everyday life.
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Support for Parents, Wherever You Are in the Journey
Whether you’re waiting for services, feeling stuck, or simply want clearer guidance at home, this program is built to support you.
Parents on Therapy Waitlists
Families who are currently waiting for in-person ABA services and want meaningful support instead of putting progress on hold.
Parents Feeling Unsure What to Do
Families who feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or unsure how to help their child while waiting for services or next steps.
Parents Seeking At-Home Strategies
Families looking for practical tools to integrate into their daily lives will discover valuable resources that simplify everyday activities.
Parents Who Want to Be Actively Involved
Families who value being hands-on in their child’s support and want guidance they can apply across home, school, and daily life.
Children Ages 0–10
Designed primarily for young children during key developmental years, with flexibility to support older children when appropriate.
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Support focused on communication, behavior, independence, and daily living skills through consistent parent involvement.
Children with ADHD
Guidance to support attention, emotional regulation, routines, and behavior in everyday environments.
Children with Behavioral or Emotional Challenges
Guidance to address behaviors, safety concerns, emotional regulation, and communication through proactive, supportive strategies.
- What will you learn
Skills You’ll Build as a Parent
Because supporting your child happens every day, not just during therapy sessions.
Understanding Behavior
Learn why behaviors happen and how to respond in ways that support long-term growth.
Proactive & Reactive Strategies
Learn how to prevent challenging behaviors and respond effectively when they occur.
Communication & Emotional Regulation
Support language development, emotional understanding, and self-regulation.
Daily Routines & Independence
Build structure, safety, and independence through everyday routines.
Family Connection & Confidence
Strengthen trust, reduce stress, and feel more confident supporting your child.
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A Thoughtful Guided Process
This program is designed to feel supportive, not overwhelming. You’ll be guided through each phase with clarity and intention, so you always know what to expect and what comes next.
Discovery Call
A supportive conversation to determine if virtual parent training is the right fit for your family, your needs, and your current situation.
Intake & Information Gathering
You’ll complete intake forms and share important background information to help us understand your child and family.
Video Reviews
You’ll submit short videos of everyday situations so we can observe real-life interactions, routines, and challenges.
Parent Interview
A detailed conversation focused on your concerns, goals, and what daily life looks like for your family.
Parent-Guided Assessment
Together, we assess your child’s skills, needs, and priorities — with you actively involved in the process.
Plan Development
A personalized plan is created based on observations, assessments, and your family’s goals.
Plan Review
We review the plan together, answer questions, and make sure everything feels clear and aligned.
Weekly Meetings/Trainings
Ongoing virtual meetings focused on guidance, feedback, problem-solving, and real-life application.
- The program
A Program That Grows With Your Family
There’s no single path for every family. This program was designed to grow alongside you, offering support that adjusts as your child and your needs change.
1. Assessment
Assessment via Parent Interview
This assessment begins with a detailed conversation focused on you and your child. We take time to understand your concerns, daily routines, strengths, challenges, and what life looks like at home. This process centers on your perspective as a parent. The goal is to build a clear picture of your child’s needs and priorities before moving forward.
2. Areas of Learning and Support
Understanding Behavior and ABA
This section helps you understand why behaviors happen and what purpose they serve. Rather than focusing only on stopping behaviors, we explore what your child is communicating through them. You’ll learn the core principles of ABA in a practical, easy-to-understand way so you can begin to recognize patterns, triggers, and needs in everyday situations.
Proactive Stategies
Proactive strategies focus on setting things up for success before challenges arise. Parents learn how small adjustments to routines, environments, communication, and expectations can significantly reduce frustration throughout the day.
Reactive Strategies
When challenging behaviors happen, how you respond matters. In this part of the program, parents learn supportive, in-the-moment responses that prioritize safety, reduce escalation, and help children regain a sense of calm.
Environmental Manipulations
Sometimes small changes in the environment can make a big difference. In this part of the program, parents learn how to adjust surroundings, routines, and expectations to better support their child’s needs.
Teaching Strategies
This section focuses on how new skills are taught in a clear, supportive way. Parents learn practical methods for teaching communication, independence, daily living skills, and other important abilities through everyday interactions. These strategies are tailored to your child’s pace and strengths, helping learning feel achievable and meaningful rather than overwhelming.
Treatment Planning
The treatment plan outlines what support will focus on and which goals are being worked toward. It’s created by gathering information, observations, and input to decide what will be addressed and how.
3. Behavior Plan
Behavior Plan
The behavior plan brings everything together into one clear guide. It includes background information, assessment findings, what may trigger behaviors, how behaviors are supported, and the finalized goals and strategies.
4. Follow Up
10 Follow Up Sessions
These sessions provide ongoing guidance and support as you apply strategies in daily life. They focus on reviewing progress, answering questions, and adjusting support as your child grows.
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Areas of Growth This Program Supports
This program focuses on supporting growth in communication, behavior, independence, and confidence while helping parents feel more prepared and supported along the way.
Child Growth
What will you learn?
- Growth in important skills.
- Increased confidence and autonomy.
- Improved safety awareness.
- Stronger communication and participation.
- Greater independence based on individual needs.
Parent Growth
What will you learn?
- Greater understanding of their child’s needs.
- Increased confidence in responding to behavior.
- Stronger problem-solving skills.
- More clarity and consistency.
- Ongoing guidance and support.
Family Growth
What will you learn?
- Stronger connection and trust.
- Calmer, more predictable routines.
- Better communication between family members.
- A more cohesive family dynamic.
- Respect each others needs.
- FAQS
Let’s Answer a Few Common Questions
Why is parent participation essential?
Parents are the ones supporting their child every day. Parent training helps caregivers understand what’s happening, what to focus on, and how to respond in ways that support progress over time.
What happens in sessions?
Sessions are collaborative and practical. Parents review what’s been happening, ask questions, and receive guidance on how to adjust strategies based on their child’s needs.
How does parent training support child progress?
When parents feel more confident and consistent, children have more opportunities to practice skills. This often leads to clearer communication, better participation, and more progress across situations.
Is ABA Parent Training right for my family?
It can be a good fit for families who want guidance, structure, and support. A discovery call helps determine whether this program aligns with your family’s needs.
Do parents see result from ABA Parent Training?
Every family is different, but many parents report feeling more confident and prepared. Changes tend to happen gradually as understanding and consistency increase.
How can I get started with parent training?
The first step is scheduling a discovery call. This allows time to talk through concerns, ask questions, and decide on next steps together.
Can training be done online?
Yes. Seeds of Growth is delivered through live, virtual sessions, allowing families to receive support without traveling to a clinic.
How much does the program cost?
The program includes a $500 assessment and planning fee, which covers evaluation and plan development. Live coaching sessions are scheduled separately at $125 per hour, based on each family’s needs
- Enrollment
Getting Started Is Simple
Enrollment begins with a discovery call to determine fit, answer questions, and review next steps. From there, we’ll guide you through the process with clarity and support.
- Insurance plans
We accept most commercial insurance plans and louisiana Medicaids
Coverage and eligibility vary by plan. Our team can help answer questions and verify benefits during the enrollment process.
- Louisiana Healthcare Connections
- United HealthCare Community
- Healthy Blue
- Amerihealth Caritas
- Aetna Better Health
- Humana Healthy Horizons
- BlueCross BlueShield
- United HealthCare Commercial