Parent & caregiver training

More connection.
Everyday confidence.

You know your child best. Parent training at Atlas builds on that knowledge, helping you bring compassionate, practical strategies into the moments you share every day.

Children resting on a play mat beside a gentle dog at Atlas
Support for the whole family

Small steps.
Meaningful moments.

Parent training is a space to ask questions, understand your child’s needs and work through the routines that matter to your family. Parents and caregivers are partners in the process.

Our approach starts with safety, regulation and connection. Together, we explore ways to support learning while honoring your child’s communication, preferences and assent.

Contact our team to discuss your goals, current availability and how parent training may fit into your child’s care.

What we can work on together

Tools for life beyond the clinic

Every family has different priorities. These are some of the areas you can discuss with the Atlas team.

Understanding communication

Notice what your child may be communicating through their words, actions and behavior, and explore ways to help them express needs, make choices and ask for a break.

Supporting regulation

Recognize signs of overwhelm and consider sensory supports, movement and calming routines that help your child feel safe and connected.

Navigating everyday routines

Break down the moments that feel difficult, from getting ready and transitions to practicing independence, into manageable steps for your family.

Building connection through play

Follow your child’s interests and find opportunities for shared enjoyment, communication and learning during the activities they already love.

Your goals guide the conversation

A partnership,
at your pace

You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Bring your questions, your successes and the moments you would like support with.

Learn about the Atlas approach →
  1. Tell us what matters. Share your family’s priorities and the routines you want to feel more comfortable with.
  2. Explore strategies together. Discuss practical approaches that respect your child and fit your family’s everyday life.
  3. Reflect and adjust. Talk through what feels helpful, what needs to change and what you want to work on next.

Ask our team about session format, scheduling, eligibility and payment or insurance options. We can explain what applies to your family before you begin.

You are part of the team

Let’s talk about your family

Reach out to learn more about parent training. Tell us a little about your child and what you are hoping for, and we can discuss next steps together.

Visit1115 Elkton Drive, Suite 101
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Clinic hoursMonday to Friday, 8am to 5:30pm
Select Saturdays, 9am to 3pm