We bring evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis therapy right into your home — where routines happen, where families live, and where the skills your Care Recipient builds will actually be used.
In-home ABA therapy takes place in your child’s natural environment — your home. At iCare Therapy, we believe therapy is most effective when it happens where real life happens. This allows our team to work on meaningful, real-world skills such as communication, daily routines, play, and behavior, while also supporting families as active partners in the process.
Your child’s ABA team is led by a licensed North Carolina Board Certified Behavior Analyst and delivered by Registered Behavior Technicians who are trained to work with children and families respectfully, ethically, and with care.
The clinical supervisor who completes the assessment, designs your child’s individualized treatment plan, and oversees every session.
The therapist who works directly with your Care Recipient during sessions, under the supervision of the BCBA.
You are never expected to become a therapist — just an informed, supported partner in your child’s progress.
Always supported by reinforcement strategies, encouragement, and motivation.
Ethical ABA therapy does not use punishment or force, and respects each child’s autonomy, consent, and right to choice. At iCare Therapy, services are child-centered and respectful, emphasizing choice, motivation, and positive reinforcement. Your child’s comfort, dignity, and safety are always priorities.
Every Care Recipient has the right to choice. We honor that in every session.
Therapy is built on encouragement and motivation — not pressure or punishment.
Your child’s wellbeing is always the priority. Always.
ABA is not about masking autistic traits or changing personality — it’s about adding tools.
Progress is tracked through ongoing data collection and observation during sessions. RBTs document skill development and challenges, allowing the BCBA to make informed, thoughtful decisions about what is working and when to adjust goals. Families receive regular updates and opportunities to review progress.
Recommended hours vary based on your child’s individual needs, age, and goals. Your BCBA will explain their recommendation and adjust the plan as your child progresses.
There’s no one-size-fits-all timeline. Some children benefit from ABA for a shorter period, while others receive services over several years.
Progress is reviewed regularly, and goals evolve as your child gains new skills and independence.
Regular check-ins so caregivers always know what’s working and where things are heading next.
Speak with a care coordinator — we’ll guide you through insurance verification, assessment scheduling, and every step that follows.
