Our Mission & Approach
At The Informed Parent Co., we provide compassionate, evidence-based behavioral services for neurodiverse children and adolescents, alongside specialized transition planning for older teens and young adults moving toward adulthood. Whether a family is just beginning to understand a new diagnosis or preparing for the shift out of school-based services, we meet them where they are and help turn assessments, plans, and paperwork into a clear path forward.
Who We Are
The Informed Parent Co. is led by a BCBA supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and the families who care for them. Our work is rooted in the belief that meaningful progress comes from individualized, evidence-based support delivered in the places where it matters most: at home, at school, and in the community.
We partner with families and the professionals already involved in a child's or young adult's life, whether that be a pediatrician, therapy practice, school team, or daycare, to build a coordinated plan grounded in each individual's actual strengths, needs, and goals.
What We Offer
Who We Support
We provide behavioral support for children and adolescents with:
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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ADHD
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Developmental and learning differences
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Down Syndrome
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Challenging behavior
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Emotional and behavioral regulation needs
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Social, communication, and adaptive skill needs
Why Families Choose Us
Families choose The Informed Parent Co. because we combine clinical training in behavior analysis with real-world, practical experience supporting the individuals and families. We don't just hand you a report and a list of recommendations; we help you understand it and act on it. Every plan is grounded in your child's actual strengths, needs, and goals, and support continues for as long as it's genuinely useful to your family.
We help children, adolescents, young adults, and families navigate complex decisions related to independence, school-to-adult transition, behavioral support, and long-term planning with clarity, compassion, and practical guidance.
Schedule an initial consultation to review your child's documentation, current supports, and long-term goals.