Early Intervention Program in North Carolina

Specialized early intervention ABA program for toddlers and preschool-aged children with autism. The earlier we start, the better the outcomes.

Early Intervention Program

Research consistently shows: the earlier ABA therapy begins, the better the long-term outcomes. Our early intervention program is specifically designed for toddlers and preschool-aged children, using play-based approaches that feel natural and engaging.

Why Early Matters

During the first five years of life, the brain is developing at its fastest rate. Early intervention takes advantage of this critical window of neuroplasticity, building foundational skills in communication, social interaction, and daily living.

Our Approach

We use naturalistic, play-based teaching methods that follow your child’s interests and motivation. Therapy happens through games, activities, and daily routines — making learning feel like fun, not work.

Key Focus Areas

Communication — From first words to full sentences
Social skills — Eye contact, joint attention, playing with peers
Adaptive skills — Feeding, dressing, toileting
Motor skills — Fine and gross motor development
Pre-academic skills — Colors, shapes, letters, numbers

How to Start Early Intervention in North Carolina

Reach Out

Contact our North Carolina intake team by phone or through our online form. We'll answer your questions and gather basic information.

Insurance Verification

We handle the paperwork with your North Carolina insurance provider to determine your coverage and benefits for ABA therapy.

Comprehensive Assessment

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) conducts an in-depth assessment to understand your child's strengths and areas for growth.

Begin Therapy

Your child's personalized treatment plan begins. We provide regular progress updates and adjust the plan as your child grows.

Early Intervention Questions

Is Early Intervention covered by insurance in North Carolina?

Most major insurance providers in North Carolina, including Medicaid and private plans, cover ABA therapy. Our team verifies your specific benefits before services begin.

How many hours per week does my child need?

The number of hours is determined by the BCBA assessment and your child's individual needs. Programs typically range from 10 to 40 hours per week.

What qualifications do your North Carolina therapists have?

All therapy is delivered by Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) under the supervision of Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs). Our entire team meets or exceeds state licensure requirements.

How quickly can we get started?

Once insurance is verified and the assessment is complete, most North Carolina families begin services within 2–4 weeks.

Other North Carolina Services

Home-Based ABA TherapyIn-home Applied Behavior Analysis therapy for children with autism. Our clinical team comes to your home, turning daily routines into learning opportunities.

School Consultation ServicesExpert ABA consultation for schools, supporting IEP goals, classroom behavior, and social skills development for students with autism.

Telehealth ABA ServicesAccess expert ABA therapy and parent coaching from anywhere via secure telehealth sessions. Flexible scheduling for busy families.

Parent Training ProgramEmpowering parents with proven ABA strategies for everyday success. Learn techniques you can use during meals, bedtime, errands, and more.

Ready to get started in North Carolina?

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