Help your child build skills for everyday life.
Work one-on-one with an experienced BCBA to choose goals that matter, try practical strategies at home, and adjust them as you learn what works for your family.
What would make the biggest difference for your family?
I want my child to be able to tell me what they need.
I’m not sure what to try when routines or transitions fall apart.
I want to help my child build more independence.
I know what I’m supposed to do. I need help making it work at home.
A focused plan for real family life.
Understand & Choose
We look at what’s going well and choose a few goals that matter most right now.
Learn
Your BCBA teaches practical strategies built around your child and family.
Try With Guidance
Use the strategies in everyday life, with help as questions and challenges come up.
Adjust & Build
Notice what helps, refine the approach, and build on what is working.
12 weeks of guidance built around your family.
Weekly One-on-One BCBA Guidance
Meet virtually each week to talk through what is happening and what to try next.
Goals Built Around Your Family
Focus on a few priorities that matter most instead of trying to work on everything.
Practical Strategies for Home
Use what you learn during routines your family already has.
Ongoing Implementation Support
Talk through what happened at home, get guidance, and adjust what isn’t working.
Simple Ways to Track Change
Notice patterns and changes without complicated data collection.
A Clear Next-Step Plan
Finish the program knowing what to keep doing and where to focus next.
More clarity about what helps and what to do next.
Progress looks different for every family. The goal isn’t to have everything solved. It’s to leave with practical experience and a clearer sense of what supports your child.
What Matters Most
Feel clearer about which goals deserve your attention right now.
What to Try
Have practical strategies you can use during real routines and difficult moments.
When to Adjust
Recognize what is helping, what is changing, and when it may be time to try something different.
Sandhya Bikmal, M.S., BCBA, LBA
Sandhya brings professional experience as a behavior analyst and personal understanding as the mother of an autistic son.
That combination shaped ASPIRE Next: practical guidance families can actually use at home.
This may be right for your family if…
Your child can be newly diagnosed, waiting for services, or already receiving professional support.
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Your child is approximately 2–8 years old.
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You live in Virginia or North Carolina and can participate virtually.
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You want support with communication, routines, independence, or difficult moments.
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You want practical guidance you can use in everyday life.
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You want help trying strategies, seeing what happens, and adjusting along the way.
A smaller cohort means more individual support.
We’re keeping the Fall cohort to five families so each family can receive one-on-one attention and ongoing implementation support.
- Full 12-week program
- $2,995
- Private sponsorship
- −$2,245
- Your contribution
- $750
Nothing is due when you apply. If you’re invited to join, you decide whether to enroll.
Start with a short application.
You do not need to have everything figured out before you apply.
Apply
Tell us what has been hard lately and where you would like support.
Talk With Us
If the cohort looks like a possible fit, we’ll invite you to a short conversation to answer questions and talk through your goals.
Decide
If you are invited to join, you decide whether the cohort feels right for your family.
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.