Finding their voice
Helping your child communicate needs, feelings, and ideas in ways that work for them.
IN-HOME ABA THERAPY · NORTH CAROLINA
ABA therapy that helps your child build real-life skills — right where they feel at home.
Personalized support for your child. A caring team for your family. Guidance through every next step.
Care that celebrates who they are — at home, on their terms.
LET'S MAKE CARE MORE ACCESSIBLE
Our team verifies benefits and helps with authorization before therapy begins.





Don't see your plan? Call us to check. Coverage and authorization depend on your plan.
CARE BUILT AROUND YOUR CHILD
We work on practical skills that matter to your family.
Helping your child communicate needs, feelings, and ideas in ways that work for them.
Practicing play and social skills to connect with others and share experiences.
Building confidence with the daily routines and tasks your child encounters at home.
Learning safety awareness, boundaries, and skills for everyday situations.

THE EMPIRE ABA APPROACH
Our neurodiversity-affirming approach respects your child's individuality. Your priorities shape the plan, and your child's interests help guide each session.
Empire ABA accepts Medicaid and most major commercial insurance plans. Benefits vary, so the office team verifies coverage and works on authorization before services begin. Call to discuss your specific plan.
Empire ABA provides in-home therapy across North Carolina, alongside parent support, school collaboration, and community-based support. Contact the team to confirm services in your area.
Sessions use your child's interests and everyday activities to practice skills. That may include play, reading, or routines at home, with activities chosen around their individual goals.
The schedule depends on your child's assessed needs and insurance authorization. Your team will discuss recommendations and work with you on a schedule for your family.
It means respecting your child's way of experiencing the world and focusing on meaningful skills. Empire ABA's approach doesn't force eye contact or aim to eliminate stimming.
HERE FOR YOUR CHILD. HERE FOR YOU.