YOUR RIGHTS AS A PARENT IN ABA THERAPY

As a parent navigating Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for your child, it's essential to understand your rights and responsibilities. ABA therapy can be a transformative tool for helping children with developmental challenges, but being informed about your rights ensures you can make the best decisions for your child. Here's a quick guide to understanding what you're entitled to and how to be an advocate for your child’s progress and well-being.

Informed Consent: Know Before You Go!

You have the right to understand the therapy process, including methods, goals, and risks, before it begins. Don’t hesitate to ask questions!

Team Players: You're Part of the Team!

Your insights are crucial! You're an essential part of the treatment team and should be involved in planning and decisions.

Progress Updates: Stay Informed!

You have the right to receive regular updates on your child’s progress, so you’re always in the loop.

Open Lines: Communicate Freely!

Keep the lines of communication open with your therapist. You should feel comfortable discussing concerns or asking for updates at any time.

Choose Wisely: Pick the Best Fit!

It’s important to find a therapist that aligns with your family’s needs. If something’s not working, you can switch providers.

Your Call: Pause or End Therapy Anytime!

You have the right to pause or end therapy if you feel it’s not benefiting your child or you need to reassess.

Cultural Respect: Your Values Matter!

A good ABA provider will respect your family’s culture and beliefs, ensuring therapy is aligned with your values.

Privacy Matters: Confidentiality is Key!

Your child’s personal information and therapy details are confidential and protected.

Parents, advocate for your rights and your child's growth!

Together, we thrive!