Fall 2026 Family Progress Cohort
Know what to try at home. See what helps.
Over 12 weeks, work one-on-one with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to turn professional recommendations into a practical plan for everyday life. Try small steps, notice what changes, and adjust with support as you go.
- 12 weeks
- Ages 2–8
- Virginia + North Carolina
- 100% virtual
Takes 3–5 minutes · No commitment to enroll
Your family pays $750 $2,995 for all 12 weeks
The advice makes sense. Real life is another story.
You have read the reports. You have sat through the therapy recaps and IEP meetings and know exactly what you are supposed to be doing. Then it is 5:30pm, dinner is falling apart, and none of it tells you what to do right now.
That gap, between what you know and what to try next, is where this cohort lives.
Real support, inside the life you already have.
Our Approach
You don’t have to become your child’s therapist.
This is practical autism support built around the life your family already has. You won’t be asked to turn every moment into a lesson. You’ll get help finding the small, doable steps inside routines like getting dressed, mealtimes, and bedtime.
You bring
What you know about your child, and what you notice at home.
Your BCBA brings
Clinical guidance, a clear next step, and help adjusting when something isn’t working.
Your 12 Weeks
Twelve weeks, three phases.
Each phase builds on the one before it, so you always know what happens next and why.
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1
Weeks 1–2
Find the focus
You and your BCBA complete a Family Progress Assessment together, then turn it into a personalized roadmap with the first steps to try at home.
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2
Weeks 3–8
Try, notice, adjust
You meet with your BCBA one-on-one each week, try strategies inside routines you already have, and check in between sessions as you learn what helps.
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3
Weeks 9–12
Build what comes next
You review progress together using simple tracking, refine what is working, and leave with a clear plan you can keep using on your own.
Sandhya Bikmal, M.S., BCBA, LBA
Chief Clinical Officer · Licensed in Virginia and North Carolina
Meet Your Guide
She has done this both as a clinician and as a parent.
Sandhya has spent more than 15 years supporting autistic children and their families as a behavior analyst, and has supported more than 100 children through her clinical work. She is also the mother of an autistic son, so she understands how different professional advice can feel once real life takes over.
In the cohort, she helps families choose what matters most, turn recommendations into practical steps, and adjust when something is not working.
In Their Words
“She gave us the tools to better support him.”
“Under her guidance, my son’s tantrums reduced, his communication improved, and he even began developing important social skills like turn-taking.”
“Among all the BCBAs we’ve worked with, Sandhya truly stands out for her dedication, expertise, and compassion.”
Parent of an ASPIRE Next client
Five Sponsored Spots
Most of the program cost is already covered.
A private sponsor is helping five families join the Fall 2026 cohort. Your family pays $750 for the full 12 weeks.
Only 5 sponsored spots this fallProgram Cost
Takes 3–5 minutes · No commitment to enroll
Sponsorship is available only to families accepted into the Fall 2026 cohort. Applying does not commit you to enroll.
30-Day Clarity Promise
A plan that fits, or we rebuild it with you.
By day 30, you should have clearer priorities and a practical plan that makes sense for your family. If you don’t, we’ll revise it with you at no extra cost.
Specific clinical outcomes cannot be guaranteed.Common Questions
What to know before you apply.
Will this replace my child’s current services?
No. ASPIRE Next is designed to work alongside your child’s current therapy, medical care, school services, or other professional support. It does not replace those services.
What happens during the weekly sessions?
You meet virtually one-on-one with an experienced BCBA. Together, you review what is happening, learn practical strategies, and adjust the plan based on what you are noticing at home.
What kind of progress can we expect?
Every child and family is different, so specific results cannot be guaranteed. We focus on a few meaningful goals and help you notice what is changing, what is helping, and what may need to be adjusted.
How are the five families selected?
We review every application individually. Families who may be a fit are invited to a short Family Fit Conversation. Selection is based on your family’s goals, readiness to participate, and whether we believe the program can support you well.
Does my child need to attend the weekly sessions?
Not every week. The sessions are primarily for parents and caregivers. If it would be helpful for your child to join part of a session, we will discuss that with you ahead of time.
Have more questions? Visit our full FAQ page.
Your Next Step
Ready to take the next step?
Tell us what you would like help with and what you hope could feel easier.
Start Your Application3–5 minutes · No commitment to enroll