How to Give Parents ABA Tips Without Overwhelming Them

When parents come to us with concerns about their child’s behavior, our instinct as behavior analysts is to offer solutions and guidance. However, too much information can sometimes overwhelm the very people we hope to help.
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Today, we discuss effective strategies for giving parents ideas without overwhelming them. It’s important to keep suggestions simple and avoid excessive jargon. By focusing on clear, actionable advice and maintaining compassionate communication, BCBAs can better support parents in implementing ABA principles at home.

We also talk about the BST (Behavior Skills Training) model, emphasizing instruction, modeling, rehearsal, and feedback as key components of successful parent coaching. We talk about small, incremental steps and positive reinforcement that are really important here, along with sharing practical tips on how to collect simple data to monitor progress.

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