Nurturing Support and Learning for Neurodiverse Families
Providing a space for parents to connect, learn, and mutually support each other and their neurodiverse children. We prioritise ethical practices, ensuring a respectful environment for shared experiences.
Our Mission
At ABA ConnectEd, Our mission is to empower neurodiverse children to reach their full potential.
By tapping into the insights and experiences of parents with special educational needs (SEN) children, we offer tailored recommendations for professionals such as ABA consultants, Occupational Therapists (OT), Speech and Language Therapists (SALT), and cognition training specialists.
Our dedicated team, including the ABA Advisory Luminary and Parent Advisory Luminary, is committed to assisting families in navigating the challenges associated with neurodiversity.
From personalised recommendations to ongoing support, we are here for the entire journey, ensuring that each child’s unique needs and goals are met with expertise and compassion.
Our Values
Our values align with the core principles of the BACB Code of Practice
Beacon of light for parents
Act with integrity
Compassionate, dignified & respectful methodology
Competent in our knowledge & advice
Highly collaborative & inclusive approach
Enabling parents & practitioners to connect with each other
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Providing a space for parents to connect, learn, and mutually support each other and their neurodiverse children. We prioritise ethical practices, ensuring a respectful environment for shared experiences.