Uplift & Empower
Therapy should lift families up. Every plan is designed to build confidence, capability, and independence for both Care Recipients and the caregivers around them.
Evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children and young adults with autism, delivered in your home, with support for the families who care for them.
Serving families across Greater Charlotte, NC.
Discover how our ABA therapy programs can help support children with autism and their families.
At iCare Therapy, we believe therapy should uplift and empower. We equip individuals with autism, and the people who care for them, with tools for emotional growth, behavioral success, and lasting independence. Our vision is a world where everyone belongs, one Care Recipient and one milestone at a time.
Therapy should lift families up. Every plan is designed to build confidence, capability, and independence for both Care Recipients and the caregivers around them.
We equip every Care Recipient with the tools for emotional growth, behavioral success, and lasting independence, supported by proven clinical methods.
One Care Recipient. One milestone at a time. Belonging is the goal that guides every session, every team, and every decision we make.
Four ways iCare partners with North Carolina families to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care.
See all care servicesWe bring expert care into the comfort of your home. Our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) work under licensed North Carolina Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) to deliver care plans that meet each care recipient’s unique goals.
Learn moreFamilies and informal help are a key part of success. Our caregiver coaching sessions build everyday skills, from communication to conflict resolution, so families feel confident and supported.
Learn moreWe’re here to support your family in the way that works best for you. In some cases, Applied Behavior Analysis services can be provided through telehealth, depending on the care recipient’s needs and insurance coverage.
Learn moreWe work with North Carolina Medicaid and most major insurers. Our care coordinators handle the paperwork, from verifying eligibility to managing ongoing approvals, so you don’t have to.
Learn moreNo two care recipients are alike, and neither are our plans. That’s why our model is personalized, family-inclusive, and connected to each child’s community. We meet every child or young adult at their emotional and developmental level, so every interaction feels meaningful.
Speak with a care coordinator. We’ll listen first and answer your questions about ABA and what to expect.
Share background and insurance information. Our team handles the paperwork from here.
Your Board Certified Behavior Analyst develops a fully individualized care plan with measurable goals.
Your iCare Therapy clinician starts working with your child or young adult in the home, where real life happens.
We track growth and adjust goals as needed, with regular updates and opportunities for families to weigh in.

Our licensed Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), certified Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), and dedicated team members bring more than credentials. They bring care. We welcome clinicians who are passionate about helping families navigate autism with hope, insight, and lasting results.




When a child is first diagnosed with autism, families often wonder where to start. We’ve put together a list of common questions and concerns, plus downloadable guides, to help you and your family navigate this new journey.
A clear guide to what your first three months with iCare Therapy will look like, designed for families just starting their ABA journey.
Download from Care LibraryFrom inquiry through ongoing progress reviews: a visual map of every step in your iCare Therapy journey.
Download from Care LibraryPractical, day-to-day strategies for caregivers: reinforcement, communication, and resilience tools you can use right away.
Download from Care LibraryDiscover how our ABA therapy programs can help support children with autism and their families.
A care coordinator will contact you within one business day.