How ASPIRE Next Works

A simple way to know what to try next.

Instead of trying to change everything at once, you'll work with a BCBA to focus on one useful step at a time and build from what you learn.

See If Your Family Qualifies

BCBA-led
100% virtual
Virginia + North Carolina

Each week, you leave with

A clear priority
One practical strategy to try
A simple way to notice what helps
A plan for what comes next

Built around routines your family already has.

Your 12-Week Path

What the 12 weeks look like.

The program is paced so you have time to try, notice, and adjust without taking on everything at once.

Weeks 1–2

Choose where to start

Get clear on what matters most right now.

Weeks 3–4

Put the plan into practice

Begin using a small strategy in routines you already have.

Weeks 5–8

Adjust and build

Use what you’re noticing to refine the plan.

Weeks 9–12

Strengthen what works

Build consistency and map what comes next.

First progress check-in Around day 30

Second progress check-in Around day 60

Your Weekly Conversation

01

Look back

Talk through what happened, what felt hard, and what helped.
02

Notice

Look at real signs of progress instead of relying on guesswork.
03

Work it through

Problem-solve one or two priorities together.
04

Leave with a plan

Know what to try before your next session.

Inside a Weekly Session

Come as you are. Leave knowing what to do next.

You don’t need to prepare a perfect report. Bring the moments that felt easy, hard, or confusing. We’ll work from there.

This is a conversation, not a test.

Why Virtual Works

Support where real life happens.

The moments you want help with usually happen at home. Virtual support keeps the work close to the routines you’re already living.

Work from real routines

Talk about meals, mornings, transitions, bedtime, and the moments where support is actually needed.

Coaching centered on you

Your BCBA helps you make sense of what you’re seeing and choose a practical next step.

Built for family life

Join from home without adding travel or another unfamiliar setting to your week.

Your child does not need to sit on screen for the whole session.

Most sessions focus on coaching you, so you can use what you learn throughout the rest of the week.

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.

Take the Next Step

You don’t have to figure out what comes next alone.

Tell us a little about your family. We’ll review your application personally and let you know whether the Fall 2026 cohort could be a good fit.

Fall 2026 Family Progress Cohort

Only 5 sponsored spots
For families with children ages 2–8
Virginia and North Carolina
100% virtual