How can I support my child's ABA Therapy?
Support your child's ABA therapy by actively participating, reinforcing skills, and maintaining communication with therapists.
Supporting your child's ABA therapy involves active participation and reinforcement of skills learned during sessions. In Colorado and Texas, parents and caregivers play a crucial role in the therapy process by collaborating with therapists and implementing strategies at home. One effective way to support your child is by creating a consistent routine that incorporates the skills they are learning. This can include setting aside time for practice, using visual aids, and providing positive reinforcement for desired behaviors. Additionally, maintaining open communication with your child's therapist is essential for discussing progress and addressing any concerns. Attending training sessions or workshops offered by the therapy provider can also equip parents with valuable tools and techniques to support their child's development. By being actively involved, families can create a supportive environment that fosters growth and success in ABA therapy.
Treichae Holmes
With over 15 years of experience in special education and behavior analysis, I help caregivers, educators, and employers support the unique needs of neurodivergent individuals using evidence-based strategies that prioritize the person first. I am a TEA-certified EC-12 Special Educator and Physical Educator, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and a birth and postpartum doula.
As a Black woman with autism and a parent of two neurodivergent children, I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to every space I enter. I work with individuals across the lifespan, from infancy through adulthood, and guide families and systems toward more inclusive, compassionate support. Through Affirmative Parenting Solutions, I offer training and consultation to schools, providers, and workplaces committed to meaningful, affirming care.
Brooke Marsico, PA-C
Brooke Marsico completed her physician assistant training at Midwestern University in 2011. She began her practice in the field of Obesity Medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago where she practiced from 2016 to 2021. She went on to treat patients living with obesity at Cleveland Clinic from 2021 to 2022 prior to joining the team at Form Health. Brooke is passionate about helping patients living with obesity achieve meaningful weight loss and improve their health. Her practice focuses on individualized behavioral and pharmacological intervention to help patients reach their goals. She is also experienced in managing patients who have a history of bariatric surgery.
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