Parent training is a collaborative part of ABA therapy that helps families feel more confident supporting their child outside of therapy sessions.
At I See You LLC, parent training focuses on practical strategies that can be used at home and in daily life. This may include support with communication, routines, transitions, play, independence, and responding to challenging behaviors in a consistent and supportive way.
The goal is to help caregivers feel informed, included, and equipped with tools that fit their child’s needs and family routines.


Parent training helps bridge the gap between therapy sessions and everyday life. When caregivers understand the strategies being used in therapy, children have more opportunities to practice and strengthen skills throughout the day.
I See You LLC works with families in a supportive and respectful way. Rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach, guidance is tailored to the child’s goals, the family’s priorities, and the routines that matter most at home.
Parent training may include guidance around:
Parent training may include discussion, modeling strategies, practicing skills during routines, and reviewing what is working or what may need adjustment.
No. Parent training is designed to be clear and approachable. Strategies are explained in a practical way so families can understand how to use them in real-life situations.
Yes. Parent training can support routines such as transitions, communication, play, mealtime, bedtime, and other daily activities that may be important to the family.
Caregiver input helps guide the therapy process. Families can share what they are seeing at home, what feels challenging, and what goals are most meaningful for their child and family.
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