Supporting Parents, Understanding Children
Parent Training
Project I’s Parent Training is a 4-session "Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis" (ABA) training program, designed to give parents a solid foundation in ABA principles and practical strategies for supporting their child’s development. Each training package is curated for the parent and child’s unique needs, mapping different ABA techniques to behaviors seen at home and other environments.
In these sessions, parents will learn to understand and apply key ABA concepts to support their child’s growth and development. We focus on personalized coaching around identifying the reasons behind challenging behaviors, such that functional communication, negotiation and psychological flexibility can be taught in a format comfortable for the family. Our programs help parents build strong communication, structure routines, and foster emotional well-being.
We emphasize empathy, positive reinforcement, and creating lasting, meaningful changes in family dynamics. The goal is to enable parents to be their child's strongest support system. Through Project I’s Parent Trainings, we guide parents in cultivating a nurturing, balanced environment for their child’s success.
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Empower
This vocational program equips neurodiverse individuals with the skills needed to thrive in both professional and social environments. Through hands-on training, real-world exposure, and personalized development plans, we create pathways to sustainable employment and community readiness. Empower caters to older learners (aged 14 and above) preparing for vocational training
Caregiver Training
These trainings are catered to the support staff that serve as primary caregivers for neurodiverse learners with high support needs. The focus is on crisis management, and a general introduction to strategies used to communicate, teach and reinforce appropriate behaviors while focusing on safety in managing behaviors.
1:1 Consults
We offer individual consultations for families seeking support for neurodivergent individuals. These consultations include informal assessments and interviews with the family to design recommendations for the individual.
ConnectEd
This after-school, group-based program focuses on socio-emotional learning, pre-vocational skills, leisure, and communication. It’s designed to help learners develop essential life skills through age-appropriate experiences. ConnectEd caters to individuals aged 12 and above.
Supervision & Development
We provide supervision for aspiring behavior analysts pursuing their credentialing under the QBA or BACB. We are also certified providers of continuing education units (CEUs) by the QBA and BACB board. Additionally, we also provide content specific training for organizations, individual professionals and schools.