AnswersNow pairs your child with a dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) for personalized virtual autism therapy, plus gold-standard caregiver coaching that helps your whole family thrive.

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Hear from some of the caregivers and clients who've graduated from AnswersNow.
“AnswersNow has given me hope that I didn’t feel before. Jen was my daughter’s first BCBA with AnswersNow, and they almost immediately clicked. We’re sitting looking at a screen, and I could still feel her heart through the screen. She went above and beyond to help us as a family.”
“With AnswersNow, the relationship with my son improved. Now that he was taking care of himself and helping me, I could breathe a little and we could find fun things to do.”
“I feel much more confident in going about my day, and I feel much more confident talking to my friends and other people.”
“AnswersNow was more effective than I ever would've thought. And simply because they worked on bringing the child to become more of himself. Jonathan learned how to be more of himself and to show up in the world.”

“Being able to use my expertise directly, and see that impact with the clients and families we work with. That’s what’s so rewarding to me. It’s been amazing working here, and I really am passionate about AnswersNow's mission."
Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) help you understand your child's IEP or 504 plan, bring the right data and resources, and prepare to advocate for your child's needs at school. Receive one-on-one professional guidance before, during, and after your child's meeting.

Our affordable school support & IEP prep program is designed to give you the clinical data, preparation, and professional guidance to share that expertise effectively, so you don’t have to navigate the process alone.


What to expect: Your BCBA reviews your child's current IEP, 504 plan, Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP), or school Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and compares it with your child's ABA therapy goals.

What to expect: In 1:1 sessions, your BCBA reviews your rights under IDEA and practices the meeting with you, focusing on measurable accommodations, data tracking, and communication strategies.

What to expect: At your request, your BCBA can join the meeting virtually to present your child's behavioral data and collaborate with teachers on strategies that carry over into the classroom.
Topics can include:
Hear from one of our BCBAs Drea on how she guided a caregiver through a successful IEP meeting.
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Check out answers to commonly asked questions from parents and caregivers.
No. Our BCBAs provide clinical and behavioral support; they do not provide legal advice or legal representation. If you need legal assistance, we can refer you to your state's Parent Training and Information Center or other free parent resources.
No. The program is open to any family, regardless of insurance. Services are available at a self-pay rate.
Yes. Meeting attendance is optional and scheduled at your request. You have the option to request that your BCBA join virtually and present your child's clinical data to the school team.
IEP, 504, ARD, and Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) meetings, as well as back-to-school transition planning.
Caregiver training sessions focused on your child's behavior goals may be covered, depending on your plan and existing authorization. Document review and meeting attendance are self-pay services.
We recommend contacting us at least two to three weeks before your scheduled meeting. This allows time for document review and preparation sessions.
AnswersNow School Support services are provided by Board Certified Behavior Analysts and do not constitute legal advice or legal representation. Educational decisions are made by your child's school team. Insurance and Medicaid coverage varies by plan and service; non-covered services require a signed private-pay agreement before they begin.