**3. Maximizing family intervention fit: cultural adaptations, neurodiversity, and strengths-based approaches**

Family involvement is always a core aspect of NDBIs. Parents should be involved in goal setting as well as the intervention implementation; in fact, to maximize the use of the natural environment, most NDBIs specifically incorporate parent training such that parents can act as intervention providers [27]. However, simply involving parents in discussions about goals and teaching them to implement NDBIs does not guarantee that the interventions are meeting the families' needs. Therefore, researchers and clinicians must ensure that intervention recipients are involved in ways that are meaningful to them, whether that is more or less involved or involved in different ways. We present three areas that could lead to improvements in family intervention fit: adapting interventions to fit different cultures, incorporating a neurodiversity approach, and emphasizing strengths-based approaches.
