BCBA-Led Parent Coaching Program
Virtual Parent Coaching for Families of Children With Autism
A 10-session, 1-on-1 virtual coaching program with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), designed to help parents support their child with communication, routines, emotional regulation, engagement, and everyday challenges.
10 virtual sessions • 60 minutes each • Personalized to your family • TEFA accepted • Private pay available
Learn more about the program
Tell us a little about your family — our team will reach out to answer your questions and see if the program is a good fit. No commitment.
Does this sound like your family?
This program was designed for parents who want professional guidance — without committing to 20–30 hours a week of traditional ABA therapy.
"I don't know how to help my child"
You're trying everything, but nothing seems to work — and no one has shown you what actually does.
"Home feels hard right now"
Communication, routines, meltdowns or engagement are a daily struggle.
"My child can't tell me what they need"
Meltdowns and frustration often hide unmet needs — you want to understand your child, and be understood.
"We're on an ABA therapy waitlist"
You're waiting for ABA services to become available — but you don't want to lose months when you could be making progress with your child now.
What the program helps with
Coaching is individualized around your child and your family's biggest challenges:
Communication
Helping your child express their needs — and be understood.
Connection & engagement
Strengthening the parent-child bond through everyday moments.
Play & social interaction
Building skills naturally, through play your child enjoys.
Daily routines
Mornings, meals and bedtime — with less friction for everyone.
Emotional regulation
Navigating big feelings, frustration and challenging situations.
Skills that stick
Practical tools that carry into family life — long after the program ends.
How the program works
Simple, structured, and built around your family.
Coaching draws from established, evidence-based parent-mediated approaches such as Project ImPACT and BALANCE — while staying fully individualized to your family.
Meet Christina Bradford, BCBA
The program is led by Christina Bradford, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst at Bright Pathways ABA. In every session, Christina works directly with you — the parent — to understand your child, identify your family's biggest challenges, and hand you practical tools you can use in real life, between sessions and long after the program ends.
Reach outTwo ways to enroll
Choose the path that fits your family — the program is the same either way.
Pay with your TEFA funds
Bright Pathways ABA is an approved Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) provider, and TEFA funding is accepted for this parent coaching program. Our team will help you through the TEFA enrollment process step by step — including confirming that your funds apply.
- TEFA funding accepted for this program
- Approved TEFA provider
- We guide you through the enrollment process
Enroll directly
Sign up and pay for the program directly — a simple way to get started, without insurance paperwork or approvals, on your family's timeline.
- Straightforward, transparent payment
- No insurance or approvals needed
- Start as soon as you're ready
Common questions
Quick answers — and our team is happy to cover the rest.
Is this the same as ABA therapy?
No. Traditional ABA therapy typically involves 20–30 hours per week of direct work with your child. In this program, the BCBA works directly with you, the parent — through 10 individualized one-hour coaching sessions.
Who leads the sessions?
Christina Bradford, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) at Bright Pathways ABA. Sessions are one-on-one and tailored to your family.
How do the sessions happen?
Virtually — you join from home. Each session is 60 minutes, and the full program is 10 sessions.
Can I use TEFA funds?
Bright Pathways accepts TEFA funding for this program. Families in the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program may be able to use their available funds — submit the form and our team will help you confirm.
What if I don't have TEFA?
The program is also available on a private-pay basis — TEFA is an option, not a requirement.
What will I actually learn?
Practical, everyday strategies matched to your family: how to support communication, navigate meltdowns, build routines that work, and turn play into connection. Every session ends with concrete steps to try at home the same week.
What kind of changes can we expect at home?
Every child is different, but parents typically work toward calmer routines, fewer power struggles, better communication and more moments of real connection. You set the goals — the coaching is built around what matters most to your family.
What happens between sessions?
You practice the strategies in real life. In the next session you review together what worked and what didn't, and the plan gets adjusted — so the program fits your actual daily life, not a textbook.
What happens after the 10 sessions?
The goal is your confidence and independence — the tools stay with you long after the program ends. If your family wants continued support, our team will help you figure out the right next step.
Ready to feel more confident supporting your child?
Tell us a little about your family — our team will reach out, answer your questions, and help you decide whether the program is a good fit, including whether your TEFA funds can cover it.
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