Parent Training & Collaboration

The hardest moments rarely happen during a session. They happen at bedtime, in the cereal aisle, at the dinner table. So we make sure you’re never left guessing. We sit down with you, in plain language, and share the same strategies our therapists use, so a rough morning has a plan and you can help the small wins at home add up. This is a partnership, not a lecture.

You know your child best. We’ll hand you the tools.

Parent training is simply your child’s Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) coaching you through the everyday moments that matter to you, at your kitchen table, during the morning routine, or out running errands. You learn what’s driving a behavior, how to respond consistently, and how to reinforce the skills your child is building in therapy. We keep it to a few meaningful strategies at a time so it feels doable, not overwhelming. ABA is an evidence-based approach, and parent involvement is a recommended part of care (CDC).

Is this a fit for your family?

Parent training is for any family with a loved one in ABA, whether your toddler is just starting to communicate, your school-age child is building social skills, or an adult in your family is working toward greater independence. Ryse serves individuals ages 2 to 65, so the strategies are shaped around that person’s goals and your daily life.

Parents, grandparents, spouses, and caregivers across Washington County (St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Santa Clara, Ivins, La Verkin) and Cedar City in Iron County are all welcome partners in care.

What changes at home

When caregivers and clinicians use the same strategies, skills hold longer and daily life gets a little smoother. Parent training helps you:

1. Support skills around the clock, not just during therapy hours.
2. Respond with confidence in hard moments instead of feeling stuck.
3. Ease stress at home by building predictable, consistent routines.
4. Strengthen connection with your child through play-based, positive time together.
5. Carry progress into the community, from stores to school to family gatherings.

What we work toward together

Your hope might be a bedtime that doesn’t end in tears, or a morning that gets everyone out the door. Those are the goals we set with you and coach you through, one real moment at a time. You won’t be figuring it out alone.

“The team at Ryse is beyond amazing! They care so deeply about helping improve the lives of not only the kids they work with, but also the families. My son grew in ways I never thought possible. We will forever be grateful for the hard work and dedication that they gave to my son and our family.”

Ryse parent, Google review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Why families choose Ryse

No waitlist. While many providers leave families waiting months, Ryse begins services right away once you have an autism diagnosis and active coverage. Parent training starts as part of your child’s care from day one.

We verify your insurance for you. Sorting out benefits is stressful, so we run a free insurance check at no cost and tell you what’s covered before anything begins.

BCBA-led, family-first care. Clinical Director Noah Rasmussen, BCBA, oversees a personalized, play-based, data-driven plan built around your family, in your home and community.

Every child is different, so we’ll never promise a cure or a fixed outcome. What we do promise is a plan built around your child and honest updates on real progress.

When we Ryse together, we achieve more.

Get started

Ready to learn the strategies that help your child thrive? Call (385) 549-5656 or request your insurance check today. We serve families throughout Washington County and Cedar City, and your family can begin this week.

Eligibility requires an autism diagnosis and active insurance coverage. Have questions? Call us and we’ll walk you through every step.

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Clinically reviewed by Noah Rasmussen, BCBA, Clinical Director of Ryse ABA Therapy. ABA is an evidence-based practice recognized by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB).