Exceptional in-home ABA therapy, wherever you are
Epic progress starts here.
You've spent months searching, waiting, and wondering. The right team for your child is here. Better than you ever imagined.
- Medicaid and most major insurance accepted
- No waiting lists
- All paperwork on us
"*" indicates required fields
What is ABA therapy for autism
First, what exactly is ABA therapy?
It’s the most researched, evidence-based approach to helping children with autism build real skills for life. Not skills that only show up in a therapy session. Skills that follow them into the kitchen, onto the playground, into the classroom, and through the moments that used to be the hardest.
ABA works by understanding the why behind your child’s behavior and building from their strengths, not against their challenges. At Epic Minds, every plan is built around who your child is, not who a checklist says they should be.
- Every goal is set with you, not for you
- Progress is built for real life, not just for sessions
- Your child's strengths lead the way
ABA therapy for autism parents
You’ve spent evenings on waiting lists that go nowhere. You’ve sat in IEP meetings that felt like a different language. You’ve watched your child struggle with things other kids do without thinking, and you’ve felt the weight of wondering if you found the right help in time.
You didn’t get here because you weren’t paying attention. You got here because you care, and because finding the right provider is genuinely hard.
At Epic Minds, we set measurable goals, track data every single session, and show you exactly where your child stands. Progress is not a feeling here. It's documented.
We build every plan around your child's actual daily life: breakfast, getting dressed, transitions, bedtime. Skills practiced in real moments carry further.
Every goal at Epic Minds is set with you. You're not a bystander. You're part of the team from day one.
ABA therapy skills children build
Communication
Finding words. And the confidence to use them.
Independence
Doing more. Needing less help. One skill at a time.
Self-regulation
Fewer meltdowns. More tools to handle the hard moments.
Social connection
Playing alongside others, then with them.
Daily routines
Mornings, mealtimes, transitions. Smoother than you thought possible.
Family life
Less crisis management. More time to just be together.
ABA therapy parent story
Amanda’s daughter Sofia was diagnosed at age two. For two years, very few words. Anxiety around every transition. Tantrums that left the whole family exhausted.
When Sofia started in-home ABA therapy, the approach was different from anything Amanda had tried before. Goals were built around Sofia specifically: her routines, her environment, the moments that were hardest for her. Sessions happened at home, during breakfast, during playtime, during the transitions that used to unravel everything.
Within months, Sofia was using words her mother hadn’t heard before.
Stories like Sofia’s are why Epic Minds exists.
ABA therapy services for children with autism
In-home ABA therapy
We come to your home and work with your child during the moments that make up their actual day. Skills built at home stick.
School-based ABA therapy
We coordinate with teachers, attend IEP meetings, and make sure your child is supported in the classroom as well as at home.
ABA parent training
Your child's therapist can't be there every hour. We make sure you don't need them to be. We teach you the strategies that work so progress continues between sessions.
Community-based ABA therapy
From the grocery store to the playground, we practice skills in the real-world settings where your child needs them.
Autism assessment and diagnosis
Through our partnership with As You Are, families in North Carolina can access a virtual autism evaluation in as little as 2 to 3 weeks.
How to get started with ABA therapy
From first call to first session in 14 days.
01One conversation
Tell us about your child. No paperwork, no pressure, no commitment. Just a conversation about what your family needs.
02We handle insurance
We verify your coverage, handle prior authorization, and tell you exactly what your family will pay. Most families pay nothing out of pocket.
03Assessment in your home
A BCBA meets your child where they are most comfortable, observes, listens, and builds a plan designed specifically for them. Not a template. Not something off the shelf.
04Therapy begins
Your child's RBT starts showing up. Within 14 days of your first call.
ABA therapy insurance coverage
Chances are, you're already covered.
Every state Epic Minds serves requires Medicaid and most major commercial insurance plans to cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. We handle the verification, the authorization, and every form that follows. You do not chase paperwork. That part is ours.
ABA therapy research and evidence
ABA therapy locations near me
We come to you, wherever you are.
Epic Minds provides in home ABA Therapy to families across North Carolina, Maryland, Utah, New Mexico, Alaska and Colorado
Don’t see your city? Reach out. We likely serve your area.
As featured in:
Questions families ask us before calling.
How quickly can we start?
Most families go from first call to first session within 14 days. We handle the insurance process and push as fast as it allows.
Does insurance cover ABA therapy?
In all six states we serve, Medicaid and most major commercial plans cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. We verify coverage and handle everything. You don't deal with any of it.
What if my child doesn't have a diagnosis yet?
Through our partnership with As You Are, families in North Carolina can access a virtual autism evaluation in 2 to 3 weeks. Get started here.
Will my child work with the same therapist every session?
Yes. Consistency is central to how ABA works. We assign a dedicated RBT to your child and work hard to maintain that relationship.
How will I know if it's working?
Your BCBA tracks measurable data every session and reviews it on a set schedule. You'll see exactly what's improving, what's being adjusted, and how far your child has come.
What if progress stalls?
We change the plan. If something isn't working after a reasonable time, we adjust strategies. We don't keep doing the same thing and hope for a different result.
