Telehealth services are another modality of ABA service delivery in which one can receive services online, via a computer, tablet, or phone via video call.

With parent involvement of varying degrees, ABA teaching strategies can be effectively implemented via telehealth.

Telehealth can lead to increased positive interactions from pre- to post-intervention between the guardian assisting with the treatment and the child , just like face-to-face services.

Caregivers receiving telehealth treatment report high treatment satisfaction, with support from the clinical staff.

• Internet

• Device to use for video call

• Quiet environment

• All caregivers can take turns participating in sessions

• Skill acquisition: The clinical staff first instructs the caregiver to gather any required materials and reinforcers and then requests the caregiver to direct the client to attend to the screen. The clinical staff should additionally note the caregiver's ability to prompt, redirect, and deliver reinforcement.

• Behavior Management: The clinical staff guides the caregiver to create a naturalistic routine, during which time the caregiver implements antecedent strategies and prompts replacement behaviors. Care should be taken tp avoid triggering sever problem behavior that cannot be safely managed by the caregiver. The clinical staff provides real-time feedback and guidance to the caregiver as they work to implement the behavior plan.