ABA Parent Guidance in Nashville

At Wellspring Learning Centers, we hold “Parents As Partners” at the heart of our approach. We recognize that parents and caregivers play a vital role in the success of ABA early intervention therapy, which is why we offer a range of ABA-based parent guidance training opportunities to support your child’s ongoing growth beyond our center’s walls. Through collaborative relationships between our team and parents, we foster lasting progress in behavior and gain a deeper understanding of your child’s unique needs.

ABA Training for Parents at Wellspring Learning Centers

As part of our ABA therapy programs, families enrolled at Wellspring Learning Centers have the opportunity to participate in regular ABA-based parent guidance and training sessions. These sessions, led by our experienced Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), are designed to ensure the effective implementation of your child’s treatment plan at home and other public settings.

This comprehensive support includes bi-weekly meetings, quarterly seminars, and annual family events, allowing you to stay informed, engaged, and equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to promote your child’s progress outside of ABA sessions.

What to Expect During Our ABA Parent Training Sessions

During our parent guidance sessions you can expect a collaborative approach as we develop treatment strategies, goals, and behavior support skills. Through these sessions, we create a supportive and empowering environment where we share knowledge, exchange ideas, and build a plan together for your child’s success.

Bi-Weekly Parent Meetings

Our bi-weekly parent meetings serve as a valuable time for collaboration between our team and parents. During these meetings, we discuss your child’s progress, address arising challenges, and evaluate the effectiveness of their ABA therapy early intervention treatment. Through these conversations, we can make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan so it remains tailored to your child’s changing needs.

Quarterly Seminars

Our quarterly seminars provide a valuable opportunity for us to collaborate with parents on topics specifically related to the unique needs of children with autism. During these sessions, we cover a wide range of topics, including establishing effective nighttime routines, potty training tips, and engaging in purposeful play. By addressing these important areas, we aim to equip parents with the resources and skills necessary to enhance their child’s daily routines, foster independence, and strengthen the parent-child bond.

Annual Family Events

We organize annual family events that provide an opportunity for our clients to participate in a calendar event specifically designed to be sensory-friendly and judgment-free. By offering these inclusive experiences, we aim to strengthen the sense of community among our families and create lasting memories in a setting that embraces and celebrates the diversity of our families.

Our Testimonials

Praise for Our People and Programs

At Wellspring Learning Centers, we value feedback from our families and other professionals in the field. Through their testimonials and stories, we gain insights into the positive changes our ABA therapy programs bring to the lives of children and families affected by autism and related disorders. Hear first-hand how our ABA programs can help make a difference in your child’s life.
Jessica is organized and friendly and is an amazing RBT and Office Administrator. I love how she cares for her learners by always staying calm during problem behavior, treating them with respect, and providing positive options.

Nancy G.

I’m so blessed and happy I was able to come across WellSpring Learning Center. Their staff are very welcoming and caring. I can see the progress and changes in my child since being at Wellspring.

Karen

The Wellspring leadership team is super dedicated to creating the best ABA learning experience in Nashville. They invest in their people, their centers, and their parents to create fun, trust, and progress.

Cara E.

Elysia is a remarkable individual with the rare combination of dedication, knowledge, and interpersonal skills that allow her to flourish with the families and clients she works with.

Christine J.

Wendy creates an effective learning environment in the center that not only helps the children but that they really enjoy. She is extremely passionate about assent-based approaches to ABA learning and the importance of activity scheduling, circle time, and structured independent workstations.

Taylor A.

Gerardo is a phenomenal clinician and excellent BCBA. He demonstrates true enjoyment every day in his practice of ABA and takes advantage of every learning opportunity to teach new skills or shape the clinical repertoire of his team. He is an excellent leader, mentor and collaborator and never misses a chance to lead his team to clinical excellence.

Viviana G.

We recently visited Wellspring and met with both Eric and Gerardo. They were both welcoming and enthusiastic to meet with us. This new clinic was absolutely stunning and very well thought out for both function and therapeutic success. Each room serves a purpose and focuses on specific goals a learner might have in their programming. Their enrollment process and parent support is excellent. We are excited to be able to use Wellspring for therapeutic matching for our clients!

Rachael F.

The Importance of Parent Involvement in ABA Therapy

Research consistently highlights the significance of active parent participation in promoting positive outcomes for children receiving ABA therapy. Parent involvement ensures consistency, reinforces learned skills, and facilitates implementation of new behaviors across different environments. It also strengthens the parent-child bond and allows for a more comprehensive and holistic approach to treatment. By providing you with the skills and strategies through parent guidance, you’ll feel empowered to effectively support your child’s progress both during ABA sessions and in everyday life.

Get Started With Elevated ABA Therapy in Nashville

At Wellspring Learning Centers, we are proud to offer high-quality applied behavior analysis early intervention therapy services for children and families in the greater Nashville, TN area. Learn more about our next-level ABA centers in Belle Meade and Antioch to see how we are enhancing the ABA learning process through a fun and professional environment.

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ABA Insurance Coverage

We Accept a Majority of Insurance Providers

At Wellspring Learning Centers, we are proud to be in-network with the majority of major Tennessee insurance providers, including TennCare. Learn more about our ABA therapy coverage and discover how you can utilize your benefits to support your child’s ABA therapy needs. Please reach out to confirm insurance coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Session lengths vary depending on the level, intensity, and frequency of your child’s overall program. Training sessions will be discussed and agreed upon during your child’s treatment plan review. As a part of our treatment model, we kindly request a minimum commitment of two hours of participation each month.

We encourage any caregiver of your child to attend our training sessions as well as family events. This can include grandparents, aunts and uncles, and close family-friends that may care for your child.

Parents will learn a variety of skills during our ABA training sessions including maladaptive behavior management, how to teach your child social skills like sharing, how to promote independence through getting dressed and brushing teeth, generalizing skills in different settings such as restaurants, and more.

Our ABA therapy centers in Belle Meade and Antioch serve the greater Nashville, TN area.

Our Belle Meade center address is 4515 Harding Pike Suite 114. Nashville, TN 37205.

Our Antioch center address is 5233 Harding Place, Suite 5249, Nashville, TN 37217.

At Wellspring Learning Centers we provide both comprehensive and focused ABA therapy programs. Each program is tailored to the individual needs of your child and ranges in intensity from 10 to 40 hours a week.

This means the amount of therapy and level of parent involvement varies as well. Skill training programs involving discrete trial training and natural environment training can require several hours each day. Throughout the day and week, the goal is to create various teaching opportunities through play for your child so that therapists can prompt, shape and reinforce appropriate responses.

Parents will be required to attend bi-weekly family meetings and periodic training sessions to ensure generalization of skills learned during ABA sessions. These training sessions will also help you learn how to better support your child in their daily life.

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