How Our Team Takes a Whole-Family Approach to Treatment & Autism ABA Support
At Children’s Specialized ABA, we provide both in-person and telehealth guidance so that support is available in the way that works best for your family. Our approach gives parents and family members clear strategies that fit into everyday life, from managing bedtime routines to encouraging positive communication. With this kind of support, families not only see progress in their child’s development but also feel more balanced and connected themselves.
Building a Supportive Family and Community Environment
Children do best when surrounded by a strong network. Involving siblings, grandparents, and close friends in caregiving builds consistency and support. Connecting with caregiver groups, both in person and online, creates opportunities to share experiences and learn from others. Advocacy within schools and communities also helps ensure children have access to the right resources. Our providers can support your family in navigating the options in your communities to connect with other families that are experiencing life in similar ways.
The Social Work team provides family-centered support to help children and caregivers navigate challenges and access the resources they need. Our social workers collaborate with families and multidisciplinary teams to ensure each child’s care plan supports their overall well-being, creating a supportive foundation for lasting growth and success within and outside of Children’s Specialized ABA.
Specialized Guidance for Autism and ABA Caregivers
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Children with autism may experience differences in how they communicate, learn, and interact with the world. They may need extra support with sensory processing, routines, or social relationships. Early intervention provides families with strategies that promote growth and set the stage for long-term success.
ABA Caregiver Training
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) focuses on teaching new skills and building independence step by step. Parent and caregiver training is an essential part of this process. Families learn how to encourage positive behavior, respond to challenges, and create routines that support progress at home. Guidance from health professionals helps caregivers apply strategies with confidence. This important component of ABA therapy is essential to ensuring that families are clear on how to implement the strategies within the ABA program & how to adjust these strategies to day-to-day activities. The practical implementation ensures that the strategies used within ABA sessions permeate through the child’s life outside the structured therapy session.Â
Resources and Tools for Autism Caregivers
In addition to training, caregivers benefit from practical tools and ongoing support. Educational materials, online and local groups, and access to therapists provide valuable reinforcement. Families also receive strategies for managing behavioral challenges while promoting their child’s communication, learning, and social development.
Why Choose Our Parent & Caregiver Guidance Services?
Families choose Children’s Specialized ABA because of our whole-child approach. Guidance is provided by experienced health professionals who tailor every plan to the family’s unique situation. Services are available across stages of development, from toddlers through adolescents.Â
Our approach is rooted in evidence-based practices and delivered with compassion. We provide ongoing follow-up so families aren’t left to figure things out on their own. This steady partnership helps families feel confident as they support their child’s growth.
Meet the
Director of Social Work
Falinda C. Dieujuste, MSW, LCSW
Director of Social Work
How to Get Started
Getting started with parent and caregiver guidance is simple:
- Step 1: Contact our team to discuss your family’s needs and goals.
- Step 2: Schedule your first consultation, available in person or through telehealth.
- Step 3: Choose from available packages designed to support your child’s development and your family’s journey.
Support begins with one conversation. From there, we’ll walk with you every step of the way.
Miriam Newmark BCBA, LBAl