Training For Autism

77% of parents of kids on the autism spectrum say they need more help despite ongoing services for their kids.

Parent-led autism therapy has become more common to fill a gap, but there a movement by companies to train parents and caregivers and for families to even get paid for the care they provide.

Startup Forta, for example, certifies parents as technicians after a 50-hour training course and assessment, then creates a therapy plan for the child. If parents commit to 20 hours of therapy a week with their child, they can receive hourly compensation through their health plan.  

Previous
Previous

Talkspace To Partner With Medicare In 2024

Next
Next

Why Younger People May Skip The Colonoscopy?