Parent training in ABA is a structured process where caregivers learn strategies to support their child’s development outside therapy sessions. Training may include techniques for reinforcement, prompting, communication support, and responding to challenging behaviors. When families use the same strategies as therapists, children can practice skills consistently in everyday environments, which often improves long-term progress. Caregivers who want to understand how this process works can learn more in ABA Therapy Parent Training: What to Expect.
See Related: In-Home ABA Therapy, Positive Reinforcement, Generalization, Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)
