ABA Therapy Center in North Carolina

Our HANDS On Therapy is provided by our caring and experienced clinical team who uses the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to support the unique needs of both your child and your family. ABA is a positive, research-based approach that helps children learn essential skills by understanding behavior and reinforcing progress through encouragement and support.
ABA therapy can help your child:
• Build language and communication skills
• Increase social interactions and connections with others
• Enhance focus and attention for learning
• Decrease maladaptive or self-injurious behaviors
• Develop daily living skills, such as toileting, feeding, and appropriate play
Every plan of care is individualized to your child’s strengths, challenges, and goals to ensure meaningful progress and long-lasting success.
HANDS ON ABA Therapy
At HANDS, the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) are provided by a clinical team of experienced Registered Behavioral Technicians (RBTs), extensively trained Behavioral Technicians (BTs), Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), a Clinical Director, and a Clinical Psychologist. We maximize each child's day at our ABA therapy center with meaningful learning opportunities, engaging social interaction, active and creative play, and developmentally appropriate skills for daily living. Our clinical team provides ABA therapy in North Carolina and is dedicated to helping every child develop communication, social, learning, and functional living skills that might include potty training, appropriate play skills, appropriate feeding skills, and transitions to a classroom learning environment. Along the way, we partner with parents to fully explore the variables of challenging behavior and clearly outline the recommendations for moving forward with ABA for children.
Your HANDS ON Team
- Two therapists (RBT or BT) trained on each child's treatment plan to deliver 1:1 instruction
- A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to develop the treatment plan and monitor progress while working with parents and caregivers through Parent Training
- A Clinical Director to help plan each child's therapeutic goals and ensure clinical integrity
- An Insurance Manager to assist with insurance approval and submit required paperwork







