Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy ABA Therapy Services in Apex, North Carolina
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Enrollment is simple. Your child can have access to valuable support in no time.
1. You’ll reach out.
Call our intake office today and inquire about services for your child.
2. We’ll check benefits.
Our team will verify your eligibility with your insurance provider.
3. We’ll evaluate.
Our BCBA observes your child and develops a customized care plan.
4. You’ll get services.
Through ABA therapy your child will be on their way to success.
Get To Know Our Team
All Connect N Care clinicians and RBTs are Board certified and have undergone extensive training. Throughout their work, our staff continue to pursue their professional development, ensuring that your child receives the most current and effective intervention services.
Where Does Therapy Take Place?
Therapy can take place within a group or individually at daycare, community center or home. Connect N Care ABA is focused on one-on-one behavioral intervention. Though we can facilitate therapy in any of the fore-mentioned locations if necessary, our primary base is in the natural environment of the client’s home where parents can be trained to participate in implementing methods and the familiarity of setting puts a child at ease.
Is There An Optimal Age To Start ABA Treatment?
According to conducted studies, it’s best to begin therapy at a young age when learning new skills is easiest. Starting therapy later on though, is not a lost cause and can result in profound accomplishment as well. Here, at Connect N Care ABA, we treat infants through young adulthood.
What Is A BCBA?
BCBA refers to a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst. A BCBA-D is someone who holds a doctorate degree; a BCBA is someone who has a master’s degree; and a BCaBA has a bachelor’s degree. All have training in the ABA principles and provide support to clients and their families by coordinating, supervising and evaluating services.
What Is An RBT?
An RBT is a Registered Behavior Technician. The RBT is a paraprofessional that works under the auspices of a BCBA as a trained practitioner of Applied Behavior Analysis. The RBT is the ABA therapist that implements individual plans created by the BCBA and works directly with clients and their families.
How Many Hours Of Therapy Are Needed For A Successful Outcome?
Every child’s needs are different so there is not a one-size-fits-all answer. The crucial point in regard to all cases is consistent, intense therapy. Connect N Care ABA’s treatment plans generally revolve around 15 to 25 hours of therapy per week.
What Criteria Does Connect N Care ABA Have For Their Staff?
We have the highest of standards, resulting in a team made up of only the very qualified. Besides professional credentials, our ABA specialists share our passion for client-focused warm, personalized therapy and undergo continuous refresher training courses.
How Costly Is ABA Therapy?
Though ABA therapy is a costly program, insurance coverage makes it highly affordable. Connect N Care ABA participates with most major insurance providers and navigates the entire approval process from start to finish. For those without approved coverage, Connect N Care ABA offers reasonable and convenient payment plans that significantly ease the brunt of the cost.
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