ABA therapy can benefit children across the autism spectrum—from early learners to school-age children working on specific social or academic skills. The best way to know is to talk with a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst who can evaluate your child’s strengths and needs. Our Asheboro team offers consultations to help you understand whether ABA is a good fit and what a therapy plan might look like for your family.

We partner directly with Asheboro City Schools and teachers across North Asheboro and South Asheboro. Our clinicians communicate with classroom teachers, share progress reports, and sometimes provide in-school sessions to help your child apply new skills in the classroom. If your child has an IEP, we coordinate with that plan and support the school’s goals for your child’s success.

Sessions usually last 1–3 hours, depending on your child’s age and needs. Our clinician might work on communication skills at home, practice social routines at a local park, or support classroom behavior during a school session. Each session includes active teaching (structured practice), data collection (tracking what your child learns), and collaboration with you. You’ll know what your child is working on and how you can support progress at home.

Very. We offer mornings, afternoons, evenings, and weekend sessions to fit your family’s schedule. Many families in Asheboro schedule sessions around school pickup, dinner time, or extracurricular activities. We work with your calendar to find times that make sense for everyone.

Many families’ insurance plans do cover ABA therapy. North Carolina Medicaid covers ABA services for eligible children. Private insurance plans often include coverage as well. Our team can help verify your insurance benefits and handle the authorization process so you don’t have to navigate it alone.

We measure progress through data collection at every session. Our clinicians track specific, observable behaviors—things like how many times your child uses a new word, follows an instruction, or initiates a conversation. You’ll receive regular progress reports showing whether your child is moving toward their goals. This data-driven approach means you always know how therapy is working.

Yes. ABA is especially effective for helping children develop alternatives to challenging behaviors. Rather than just stopping a behavior, we teach your child a more useful skill to replace it. For example, if your child throws items when frustrated, we might teach them to say “I need a break” instead. This gives them a way to communicate that gets their need met in a more functional way.

The length of therapy depends on your child’s starting point, goals, and how intensively they receive services. Some children see significant progress in a few months; others benefit from longer-term support. Your BCBA will create a plan with expected timelines and milestones, and you’ll review progress regularly to adjust as needed.

We serve families across Asheboro’s zip codes 27203, 27205, and the surrounding Randolph County area. Our Asheboro team travels to homes, schools, and community locations throughout North Asheboro, South Asheboro, West Asheboro, and nearby neighborhoods. If you’re unsure whether your area is covered, reach out—we’re happy to confirm availability.