Most insurances accepted
From your first form to personalized therapy - we handle the details so you can focus on your child.
Becoming familiar with your child
There are a wide range of techniques our licensed psychologists use to become familiar with your child's behavior, and give a diagnoses.
Evaluations & diagnoses of behavior
Our psychologists complete evaluations and diagnoses of your child's behavior. Then, we determine if autism, or something else, is the cause.
Research-based care for your child
We're proud to offer personalized and research-based ABA therapy that is proven to positively impact children on the spectrum.
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We're proud to help children with autism learn, grow, and thrive through personalized behavioral therapy.
What Families Are Saying
Competitive compensation
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Ethical and Excellent Care at Every Level
Exceptional ABA Support, Even in Rural Areas
Whether you're curious about our services or need support, we're just a click away. Reach out or check our FAQs for quick answers.
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Nick Miller, BCBA, LBA
Nick received a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from Bay Path University and passed his board exam to become a BCBA in July
Courtney Erker-Knappe, BCBA
Courtney received her board certification in August of 2017 and has been practicing as a BCBA since then in all settings.
Kelley Kallon
Kelley Kallon is the Director of Clinical Quality Assurance at Cross River Therapy, where she supports clinicians and ensures high-quality, ethical care.
Kristin Randy, BCBA LBA
Kristin has been working with children diagnosed with disabilities in the home, school and clinic settings since 2012.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does early intervention help autism treatment via ABA therapy?
Yes, early intervention greatly enhances the effectiveness of ABA therapy for children with autism. The earlier a child begins therapy, the more opportunities there are for positive development in communication, social skills, and adaptive behaviors. ABA helps build positive behaviors and reduce challenges at a stage when a child’s brain is most flexible and responsive to learning.
Are two year olds too young for ABA therapy?
No, two-year-olds are not too young for ABA therapy. In fact, ages 18 to 36 months are often considered the most beneficial time to start, as children are rapidly developing language, social interaction, and foundational life skills. ABA programs can be fully customized to a child’s developmental stage, using play-based and positive reinforcement techniques appropriate for young learners.
When is the earliest ABA therapy can be effective?
ABA therapy can be effective as early as 18 months old, depending on each child’s needs and readiness. Research consistently shows that children who begin ABA early make greater progress in communication, attention, and social behavior compared to those who start later. The key is consistency and active family involvement throughout the process.
How much does it cost?
We're proud to offer ABA therapy at an affordable price. Please contact us today to get a free quote.
How can we get in touch?
Your personal care team is always just a click, text or call away. Feel free to reach out to us at: Tel: (919) 375-0475 or Email: info@crossrivertherapy.com. You can also schedule appointments and contact our team online here. Our goal is to simplify your child's healthcare.
What areas do you serve?
Cross River Therapy is quickly expanding into new locations! Check our Locations page to see if we offer therapy in your area.
What is ABA therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a type of therapy that teaches skills and proper behavior to children on the spectrum through reinforcement.ABA therapy can occur in the comfort of your home, or online, which can help your child learn positive behaviors, communication, social skills, and increased focus.
What are your business hours?
Monday – Sunday 8am – 6pm.
What is Cross River Therapy?
At Cross River Therapy, we're striving to make a difference by providing children on the autism spectrum the opportunity to learn, grow and have fun with the help of ABA therapy.
