Question 1 of 30

Which improvement do you feel would most change your daily routine? *

Having a solid grasp on core ABA principles.

Sticking with strategies once I start them.

Minimizing aggression, tantrums, or other disruptions.

Helping my child learn tasks more effectively.

Question 2 of 30

Have there been incidents where your child’s behavior posed a risk of harm to themselves, others, or property? *

Yes

Question 3 of 30

Which change would make your child’s interactions more positive? *

Having a better overall understanding of ABA so I can tailor social interactions more smoothly.

Improved communication so my child can express wants/needs and reduce frustration.

Social or play skills so my child can connect with peers and siblings.

Emotional regulation so meltdowns or big feelings are handled calmly.

Question 4 of 30

Which feels most important for your child’s future? *

Understanding the basics of ABA, ensuring I know how to adapt strategies as they grow.

Teaching self-care, chores, community skills.

Using apps/devices to streamline progress, data tracking, or communication.

Being ready for major life changes (new school, adulthood, etc.).

Question 5 of 30

What would reduce stress in your home right now? *

Knowing I’m doing the right things from the start.

Addressing bedtime resistance, picky eating, or feeding struggles.

Feeling less overwhelmed, more assured in my role.

Actually following through each day without giving up.

Question 6 of 30

Which improvement would most help your child thrive socially or academically? *

Managing challenging behavior so they can focus on positive interactions.

A systematic way to teach academic or functional skills.

Communication abilities so they can express themselves in learning/group settings.

Social and play skills so they engage and learn from peers effectively.

Question 7 of 30

Which aspect, if strengthened, would benefit your child’s emotional growth? *

Fewer meltdowns, better coping strategies.

Taking initiative, building self-esteem through self-reliance.

Apps or programs to manage daily routines or track progress.

Laying groundwork for upcoming developmental milestones.

Question 8 of 30

Which improvement best aligns with your long-term goals for your child? *

Finally committing to daily routines, no more “start-stop.”

Seeing my child learn new tasks regularly with a plan.

Using tech to stay organized, track data, and keep progress visible.

Watching my child handle stress without big meltdowns or shutdowns.

Question 9 of 30

Has your child ever been removed from or unable to participate in school, childcare, or community activities because of their behavior or needs? *

Yes

Question 10 of 30

Which challenging area would you rather fix first? *

Getting rest and nutrition sorted out.

Feeling calmer, more in control in my role as a parent.

Overcoming that “start but don’t finish” cycle.

Addressing aggression, task avoidance, or outbursts.

Question 11 of 30

Are there serious health or nutritional risks (e.g., weight loss, dehydration, restricted growth) due to sleep or mealtime struggles? *

Yes

Question 12 of 30

Which outcome would have the biggest long-term payoff? *

Continuously learning and developing new skills.

Clear expressive communication so there are fewer misunderstandings.

Better coping with frustration, fear, anger.

Relying less on adults for tasks.

Question 13 of 30

Which area of support do you feel is most neglected but crucial for your child’s well-being? *

Technology that can expand or enhance their learning.

Looking ahead to big changes in their life.

Structure for physical health and routine.

Taking care of myself so I can take care of them.

Question 14 of 30

Which improvement would reduce daily frustrations the most? *

A deeper grasp of ABA to adapt strategies effectively.

More consistent follow-through so issues don’t linger.

Less isolation or conflict with classmates/siblings.

Strategies to calm down faster and handle stress.

Question 15 of 30

Which area do you feel least prepared to handle on your own? *

Serious behavior issues that affect safety or routine.

Creating a step-by-step teaching method for new skills.

Choosing and using the right apps or tech to aid in progress.

Tackling bedtime or feeding challenges that disrupt the family.

Question 16 of 30

How often do behaviors (e.g., aggression, screaming, property destruction) occur, and how intense are they? *

Rarely occur, mild when they do

Occasional, somewhat disruptive

Weekly, moderate intensity

Multiple times/week, intense & disruptive

Daily or more, severe intensity

Question 17 of 30

What do you wish you had more guidance on right now? *

Improving or expanding communication for clearer expression.

Cultivating independence in everyday tasks or chores.

Facing an upcoming change (school shift, puberty, adult services).

Feeling more confident & less stressed in my parenting role.

Question 18 of 30

Does your child’s limited communication lead to frequent frustration, tantrums, or social withdrawal? *

Yes

Question 19 of 30

Which shift would boost your family’s resilience in the face of challenges? *

Having a solid ABA foundation so we always have a go-to plan.

Tools or strategies for emotional regulation.

Tech solutions for scheduling, tracking, or communication.

Strong sense of parental self-care and confidence.

Question 20 of 30

Which area do you think you underestimate but could actually create huge growth? *

Daily consistency so at least small tasks are done routinely.

Correctly identifying triggers for challenging behavior.

Letting my child do more themselves.

More nuanced or advanced communication skills.

Question 21 of 30

Which challenge do you see most in day-to-day interactions? *

Lack of a straightforward method to teach the next big skill.

Social isolation or difficulty with playmates/siblings.

Hard for my child to calm or cope when emotions are high.

Mealtime meltdowns or bedtime refusal.

Question 22 of 30

Which area do you think long-term planning is most important for? *

Choosing the right technology that grows with my child’s needs.

Planning future transitions (school changes, adulthood).

Sustaining my own well-being so I can continue to support my child.

Continuing to refine ABA fundamentals as new challenges emerge.

Question 23 of 30

Where do you see the most inconsistency undermining progress? *

Following up daily with recommended strategies.

Maintaining emotional regulation strategies outside of meltdown moments.

Systematically teaching new skills beyond the initial excitement.

Continuing social routines or peer play after initial attempts fail.

Question 24 of 30

Which improvement do you think would lower your stress the most? *

Fewer behavior blow-ups and feeling in control of triggers.

Seeing my child do tasks independently without constant prompting.

Smooth bedtime or mealtimes so we’re not arguing or cajoling.

Clearer communication to reduce confusion or tantrums.

Question 25 of 30

Have you had to avoid outings, family events, or regular routines because of emotional outbursts or severe behaviors? *

Yes

Question 26 of 30

Which area do you wish you had more time or support for? *

Integrating digital tools (apps, devices, data trackers).

Deepening knowledge of core ABA concepts.

Encouraging social success – friendships, play groups, participation.

Coping with stress, feeling balanced as a parent.

Question 27 of 30

Which challenge do you feel you can’t tackle alone and need the most help with? *

Emotional outbursts or meltdown triggers.

Major transitions that need advanced prep (e.g. changing schools, puberty, etc.)

Staying on track once an intervention is started.

Serious problem behaviors (aggression, elopement, self-injury).

Question 28 of 30

Which focus would open new opportunities for your child? *

Learning new academic or functional skills more systematically.

Expanding communication for more advanced expression & conversation.

Increasing independence in daily tasks or community involvement.

Leveraging technology for reinforcement, scheduling, or advanced tools.

Question 29 of 30

Which area is not going well right now but could be improved with the right plan? *

Bedtime or meals – we struggle almost every day.

Feeling supported & confident – I often doubt my abilities as a parent.

Using ABA strategies consistently – we’re missing something fundamental.

Social activities – sports, playdates, or sibling play are tough.

Which improvement best aligns with your long-term goals for your child? *

Behavior stability – fewer crises or dangerous behaviors.

Self-sufficiency – able to handle daily life with minimal support.

A confident, resilient parent who can guide them for years to come.

Smooth transitions between life stages, avoiding chaos each time.