Yes. All therapy programs are designed exclusively for children with autism. We do not provide ABA or behavioral therapy for other diagnoses, adults, or teens.

Yes. An existing autism diagnosis is required to begin ABA therapy at our North Carolina locations. Diagnostic evaluations are not provided at these centers.

Services available at select North Carolina centers may include:

• Individualized ABA therapy
• Full-time and part-time ABA therapy programs
• After-school ABA therapy
• Social skills therapy in small group settings

Service availability may vary by location.

Recommended therapy hours vary based on age, developmental profile, and clinical goals. Some children benefit from full-time therapy, while others progress well with part-time or after-school programs. Therapy hours are discussed during the intake process.

Individualized ABA therapy concentrates on enhancing personal skills and offering behavioral assistance. On the other hand, social skills therapy typically occurs in small groups, highlighting interaction and communication among peers.

Yes. Many North Carolina locations offer full-time, part-time, and after-school options, depending on availability. The appropriate schedule is determined based on clinical recommendations.

Many insurance plans provide coverage for medically necessary ABA therapy for autism. Coverage details vary by plan and provider, and our team helps families understand next steps during intake.

After you submit the form, our team will:

• Review your child’s age and diagnosis status
• Confirm available services at nearby North Carolina locations
• Contact you to discuss eligibility, availability, and next steps
• Submitting the form does not commit you to services.