Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Webinars

A new school year brings fresh routines, new faces, and plenty of change, which can feel especially big for children on the autism spectrum. With thoughtful preparation, families can ease the transition and set their child up for a confident, successful start. BCBA Juliet King shares practical strategies for rebuilding routines, reducing anxiety, and opening strong lines of communication with teachers and school staff. You'll also learn how your child's ABA goals can carry into the classroom to support learning, behavior, and social success, whether they attend in person, virtually, or in a hybrid setting. Come away with a clear, reassuring plan to help your child step into the school year ready to thrive.

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting is one of the most important conversations in your child's education, and walking in prepared can make all the difference. For many parents, though, these meetings can feel intimidating or hard to navigate. In this webinar, BCBA Juliet King helps demystify the IEP process so you can advocate for your child with clarity and confidence. You'll learn what to expect during the meeting, how to communicate your child's unique needs, which documents to bring, and how to partner effectively with the school team. The goal is to help you walk into your next IEP meeting feeling informed, empowered, and ready to support your child's academic, social, and behavioral success.

IEPs come with a lot of paperwork, acronyms, and unfamiliar language, but understanding them doesn't have to be overwhelming. When parents know their child's rights and how the process works, they become powerful advocates and true partners in their child's education. BCBA Juliet King breaks down the essentials of the Individualized Education Program in clear, approachable terms. You'll learn what should (and shouldn't) appear in an IEP, how educational goals connect to your child's therapy, and how to prepare for meetings with confidence. Whether this is your first IEP or your tenth, you'll leave with a simpler, clearer understanding of how to make the process work for your child.

A consistent daily schedule can make mornings calmer, transitions smoother, and school days more successful. For many children on the autism spectrum, predictability is a powerful tool, easing stress and building the independence that helps them navigate each day with confidence. Join Forta BCBA Mackenzie Condon for practical strategies to create routines that work for your whole family during the school year. We'll cover morning and evening routines, homework schedules, visual supports, and simple ways to build healthy habits that last. You'll leave with realistic, easy-to-implement tools to bring more structure and calm to busy school days, perfect for parents, caregivers, and professionals supporting children throughout the school year.