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Gentle Roots offers ABA-informed parent coaching designed to strengthen understanding, reduce stress, and create calmer, more predictable routines at home. All services are led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and grounded in the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Gentle Roots delivers warm, practical, family-centered support tailored to the rhythm of your home.
Parent coaching is a collaborative, supportive process where caregivers learn to understand behavior, build new skills, and create smoother daily routines. Sessions focus on practical tools you can start using right away.
Through a combination of in-person and virtual meetings, we're able to model skills in real time, coach through routines, and provide consistent check-ins that keep families supported between sessions.
Target skills include:
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the science of understanding behavior—why it happens, what it communicates, and how the environment shapes it. ABA uses evidence-based strategies to teach new skills, support communication, reduce challenging behavior, and help children become more independent in daily routines.
Today's insurance guidelines limit most ABA funding to children with an autism diagnosis, even though behavior support can be transformative for children with many different developmental profiles, and for families as a whole. Gentle Roots exists to bridge that gap by meeting families where they are, offering warm and practical support, whether they're waiting for formal services or seeking guidance outside standard insurance pathways.
At Gentle Roots, ABA is practiced in a strengths-based, compassionate, and individualized way. There are no cookie-cutter plans or rigid insurance requirements. Just practical support tailored to each family's needs.
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is a trained professional with advanced graduate-level education in behavior analysis, supervised clinical experience, and national board certification.
A BCBA is qualified to:
Your services are led by a BCBA with specialized training in autism, early childhood, communication support (including AAC), and family-centered behavior interventions.
A structured, supportive approach to help your family see real progress.
Coaching begins with a collaborative conversation to understand your child's strengths, needs, daily routines, and current challenges.
This may include a short video review or observation to see natural interactions and the context of behaviors. This step builds the foundation for everything that follows.
You receive a customized behavior plan with practical strategies tailored to your goals, paired with visual supports like routines, first/then boards, and reinforcement tools.
Everything is created with your routines, values, and child's needs in mind.
Weekly sessions help you implement strategies step-by-step, with troubleshooting, adjustments, and celebrating progress along the way.
Families receive encouragement, clarity, and practical guidance so changes feel achievable.
Take the first step toward positive change. Schedule a consultation today and let us help you build a path forward.