A structured six-month coaching program for parents, grandparents, and caregivers — turning the hours between therapy appointments into the place real progress happens.
For parents, grandparents & kinship caregivers · In-home or virtual · Treasure Coast, FL
Even a great therapy plan rarely gets more than two hours a week. Real change happens in the 166 other hours — at mealtimes, during transitions, at bedtime, on the playground. And most families are left guessing how to support what therapy started.
Parent Coaching closes that gap. We teach you the same evidence-based techniques your child’s therapist would use — adapted for your home, your child, and your routine — so you stop guessing and start making every day count.
Twelve coaching sessions over six months. You don’t buy our time — you buy a structured arc that ends with you genuinely competent in your child’s techniques.
We start by understanding your child’s profile, your home routines, and what’s already working. You leave the first session with one or two concrete techniques to try that week — not a textbook, not homework.
Halfway in, you’re applying core techniques during everyday moments — meals, transitions, bedtime — and we’re refining together as you find what actually fits your family.
You finish with a personalized playbook, documented competency in your child’s primary techniques, and a clear plan for the year ahead. Most graduates step down to occasional check-ins as the child grows.
One unified coaching program with three discipline tracks. Pick the one that fits today — or layer them as your child’s needs evolve.
Sensory regulation, motor planning, self-care routines, school-readiness skills, handwriting practice, and play-based fine-motor development — integrated into everyday moments at home.
Communication building, behavior strategies that actually fit your family, social skill development, transition support, and daily living skills — coached by a BCBA-led team.
Language modeling, articulation practice, AAC support, conversational scaffolding, and feeding/oral-motor strategies — coached by a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist.
Coaching isn’t a replacement for direct therapy — and it isn’t a luxury add-on either. Here’s how the three paths compare.
Therapist works directly with child.
Coach works with the caregiver.
Direct therapy + coached caregiver.
Highest contextual value. We work with your child in their actual environment — your kitchen, your bedtime routine, your sensory setup — so techniques fit the real world you’re in, not a generic clinic.
Best for: sensory work, mealtime, transitions, routines.
Same coaching, no travel. Great for caregivers across multiple locations (e.g. a grandparent in a different home), busy schedules, or when you want quick check-ins between in-home visits.
Best for: follow-ups, communication strategies, AAC, multi-caregiver coordination.
Most families mix both formats across the six months.
“For two years I sat in the back of my grandson’s therapy appointments, nodding along, taking notes I’d never look at again. The therapist was wonderful — but I’d get home and have no idea how to use any of it at our kitchen table on a Tuesday night.
Around month three of Parent Coaching, I caught myself naturally using a transition strategy in the cereal aisle at Publix — and it actually worked. I didn’t realize until that moment how much I’d learned. By the time we graduated, I didn’t feel like a spectator anymore. I felt like part of his team.”
We’ll reach back within one business day to talk about fit and answer questions.