Parent Resources
Being a parent today is really hard.
From endless opinions online to unsolicited comments in the checkout line, it can feel like everyone has something to say about how you should raise your child. At Graham Behavior Services, we’re here to cut through the noise and partner with you. Our goal is to provide research-backed strategies tailored to your unique family. These early years are crucial in shaping who your child becomes, and together, we can help them build the skills they need to thrive—today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Starting Services
Congratulations, you’ve taken the first step in getting quality services for your family! But what happens now? Check out our helpful videos and charts so you know what to expect every step of the way.
Workshops for Parents
Purposeful Parenting
Graham Behavior Services provides the only comprehensive parent coaching program that pairs live workshops, online courses, group cohorts and customized parent support with the science of applied behavior analysis (ABA) to help families live their best lives.
Support Groups
Graham Behavior Services provides a safe and nurturing space where individuals and families can find guidance and a sense of community.
It’s easy to forget that there are plenty of other parents out there who are in the same boat as you. Being able to talk with other parents who have the same experiences can be immensely helpful. It takes all the weight and pressure off of yourself knowing that others struggle with the same things. Here are some organizations in the area that can help:
Parent Coaching & Workshops
Autism Resources
Here are some resources for the most current research for the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders and other helpful organizations.
- National Autism Center
- New Jersey Autism Program Quality Indicator
- ASAT Online – Resources for the Efficacy of ABA
- ASAT Online- Summary of Scientific Research on Interventions that claim to treat autism
- Autism NJ- IEP information (click on “What to look for in a Special Education Program”)
- Autism Speaks
