parent-implemented therapy

Parent-implemented therapy is an approach where parents are actively involved in their child's therapeutic process, often for developmental conditions like autism. Trained therapists guide parents on strategies and techniques to support their child's skill development during daily routines and interactions. This method empowers parents to reinforce learning and social skills consistently in natural environments, leading to more meaningful progress. It also helps create a supportive, collaborative relationship between families and professionals, ensuring that therapy extends beyond clinical sessions into everyday life.