Proudly Serving North Carolina, Utah, and Colorado
Little Achievers delivers premier ABA therapy services to children with autism in North Carolina, Utah, and Colorado. We are here to guide your child through their autism journey, giving them the support they need along the way.
Your Cherished Child,
Our Only Focus
We’re not about copying and pasting basic ABA treatment plans. We’re about delving deeply into the unique needs of each autistic child we treat, constantly monitoring their progress and adjusting plans as necessary.
At Little Achievers ABA, we prioritize frequent, open communication with parents, caregivers, and educators. Our teams in North Carolina, Utah, and Colorado will treat your child with kindness and empathy.
Meet Little Achievers
When Maya began ABA therapy at age 3, she had limited verbal communication. Six months later, she’s initiating conversations at home and in preschool.
When he started with Little Achievers, James was nonverbal. Now he’s pointing, signing, and even saying a few words. His mother never imagined he’d come this far so soon.
It’s Easy to Get Started
Diagnosis
If your child has not yet received an autism diagnosis, we can refer you to a trusted provider. If a diagnosis is already in place, we move directly to intake.
Intake
You’ll complete our secure online intake form and upload your insurance information and diagnostic documentation. At this stage, we also run a comprehensive benefits check to verify coverage and clarify what services are available under your plan. You may be eligible for government assistance..
ABA Assessment
Once authorization is in place, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) conducts a formal assessment to identify your child’s strengths, needs, and recommended areas of focus — and develop a treatment plan based on the assessment.
Get Started!
We match your child with a technician whose availability and style align with your family’s schedule. Watch your child thrive and hit integral milestones!
Questions You
May Have
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
Autism is a developmental condition that affects communication, social interaction, behavior, and learning. It exists on a spectrum, meaning every child presents different symptoms. Some children may be nonverbal, others may speak fluently but struggle with social cues. Early and consistent intervention can make a powerful difference in helping children gain critical skills for daily life.
What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
ABA is a science-based therapy that focuses on understanding behavior and how it’s influenced by the environment. It teaches meaningful skills—like communication, daily routines, and social interaction—by breaking them into manageable steps and reinforcing progress. ABA is adaptable, data-driven, and personalized to each child’s goals and abilities.
Why is ABA used for autism?
ABA is considered the gold standard for autism treatment because it’s backed by decades of research showing its effectiveness in improving communication, behavior, social skills, and independence. It doesn’t follow a one-size-fits-all model. Instead, it’s tailored to each child’s specific challenges and strengths, helping them make measurable, lasting progress in real-life settings like home, school, and the community.
What age children do you work with?
We provide ABA therapy for children ages 2 to 12. Early intervention is highly effective, but we tailor our approach to meet each child at their current level of development.
Do I need a diagnosis to begin services?
Yes. ABA therapy requires a formal diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. If your child hasn’t yet been diagnosed, we’ll help you connect with a trusted diagnostic provider.
Is ABA therapy covered by insurance?
In many cases, yes. We accept a variety of Medicaid and commercial insurance plans. During the intake process, we conduct a full benefits check to verify your coverage and explain any out-of-pocket costs.
How long does it take to get started?
We aim to begin services quickly—typically within two weeks of receiving completed paperwork and insurance approval. There is no waitlist.
Accepting Medicaid and
Most Commercial Insurances
