Clear, practical guidance for understanding ABA care, supporting your child, and making informed decisions.
Family guide
Protect privacy in school mental-health coordination by mapping record holders, authority, purpose, recipients, expiration, emergency exceptions, and audit trails.
Family guide
Coordinate school counseling with outside mental-health care using a focused purpose, clear authority, limited records, distinct roles, crisis routing, and review.
Family guide
Request school supports that emphasize safety, predictability, choice, communication, connection, and recovery without requiring trauma disclosure or retelling.
Family guide
Understand school mental-health crisis response, including danger and medical-emergency routing, 988 support, communication, privacy, handoff, and recovery.
Family guide
Respond when depression or withdrawal changes school participation through qualified evaluation, interim access, safety routing, student input, and plan review.
Family guide
Plan school access for anxiety and panic symptoms using qualified evaluation, predictable supports, communication, choice, urgent-response boundaries, and review.
Family guide
Build a school mental-health support plan with priorities, access, early help, qualified roles, crisis routing, recovery, implementation, and review.
Family guide
Request an IEP or Section 504 review when mental-health concerns affect school access, attendance, participation, communication, relationships, or learning.
Family guide
Audit sensory access across environments, supports, student control, quiet-space boundaries, health and facility response, incidents, feedback, and corrections.
Family guide
Coordinate private ABA with school sensory supports while separating school, medical, OT, hearing, vision, facilities, clinical, payer, privacy, and family roles.
Family guide
Respond to changing sensory-access needs with health evaluation, school review, interim environmental support, communication, student feedback, and reassessment.
Family guide
Plan sensory access for assemblies and events through preview, seating, sound, lighting, crowds, exits, communication, participation, alternatives, and review.
