Why families choose ABC
At Action Behavior Centers, our autism services help autistic children learn practical life skills, build independence, and reach milestone moments. We proudly provide evidence-based ABA therapy in a compassionate and supportive environment. Learn more about what sets us apart.
Immediate access to care
Starting ABA therapy early can help your child build skills during an important time in their development. With centers close to home, your child can begin treatment right away.
Coordinated care
We work with your child’s speech, occupational, feeding, and physical therapists so they can hold sessions right in our centers. Your child gets support in a familiar place, with fewer trips and fewer changes in setting.
Family Guidance
You’re an active part of your child’s care team. Twice a month, a BCBA leads a Family Guidance session with you. You’ll learn practical strategies you can use during therapy and in everyday routines at home.
School readiness support
In center-based ABA therapy, BCBAs and RBTs help your child practice skills used at school, like communication, social interaction, and executive function. For school-age children, ABC Academy builds on that work and helps connect what they learn in therapy to the classroom.
Have questions about what ABA therapy insurance coverage includes? Wondering which services are covered, whether prior authorization is required, how benefits are verified, or what financial assistance options may be available? If you don't see your insurance listed please contact us to verify. We accept over 120+ insurances and add more each day.
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Frequently asked questions about our Beaver Creek ABA therapy center
What ABA therapy programs and autism services do you offer at Apex Beaver Creek?
At Action Behavior Centers – Apex Beaver Creek, families can access autism services based on their child’s age, needs, and treatment goals.
Our services include:
- Center-based ABA therapy: Individualized, one-on-one ABA therapy for children ages 18 months to 8 years, with goals that may focus on communication, social interaction, behavior, daily living skills, and independence.
- Autism diagnostic support: Eligible children ages 18 months to 6 years may receive autism evaluation support, including ADOS-2 assessments.
For more information about available programs, visit our Services Page.
What is the admission process at the Apex Beaver Creek ABA therapy center?
Care at Apex Beaver Creek starts with learning more about your child and understanding which next steps are needed before therapy begins.
The process typically includes:
- Share information about your child through ABC’s online interest form, including their strengths, needs, and current concerns.
- Review insurance benefits with our admissions teammates so your family understands coverage and any authorization requirements.
- Connect with a BCBA to discuss your child’s routines, priorities, and areas where support may be helpful.
- Develop an individualized treatment plan based on your child’s needs and family input.
- Coordinate the start of services once the necessary clinical and insurance steps are complete.
Our admissions teammates can help answer questions and guide your family through each stage of the process. Learn more on our Admissions Page.
Are there other Action Behavior Centers near Apex, Beaver Creek?
Yes. ABC has several centers serving families throughout Apex and the surrounding Triangle area. Nearby options include:
- Apex Energy Drive North — 2094 Energy Drive, Apex, NC 27502
- Apex Energy Drive South — 2068 Energy Drive, Building 3, Apex, NC 27502
- North Holly Springs — 8000 McChesney Hill Loop, Suites 1101, 1105, 1109 & 1113, Apex, NC 27539
For additional locations throughout the region, explore our Raleigh-Durham locations.
How do I get to the Apex Beaver Creek ABA therapy center?
Action Behavior Centers – Apex Beaver Creek is located at 500 Wayland Grove Lane, Apex, NC 27523.
The center is in western Apex, near Beaver Creek and Olive Chapel Road. Families traveling from other parts of Apex can use major local roads leading toward the Beaver Creek area, then continue onto Wayland Grove Lane to reach the center.
Once you reach Wayland Grove Lane, look for 500 Wayland Grove Lane to find the Apex Beaver Creek center. Get Directions
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Does ABA therapy work?
Yes! Decades of research show that applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is an effective, evidence-based treatment for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Studies demonstrate that children who receive intensive ABA (typically 20–40 hours per week over two or more years) make significant progress in communication, social interaction, and daily living skills. Many are able to participate in school and community activities alongside their peers.
While every child responds differently, ABA therapy remains one of the most studied and proven approaches for supporting growth and development.
What are individualized goals in ABA therapy?
Every child’s applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment is personalized. BCBAs® assess each child’s strengths and needs, collaborate with families, and set measurable goals.
Examples of measurable goals include:
- Increasing spoken requests for toys from five to 10 times a day
- Initiating play with peers at least three times daily
- Following handwashing steps in four out of five opportunities
- Identifying 10 new household objects by name
How can ABA therapy help my child?
Every child’s journey is unique, and applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is personalized to meet your family’s priorities. At ABC, we focus on helping children diagnosed with autism build practical, everyday skills while supporting families along the way.
ABA therapy can help your child grow in:
- Communication: Using words, gestures, or devices to express needs and connect with others
- School readiness: Learning to imitate, follow routines, and build pre-academic skills
- Behavior support: Finding safe, effective ways to meet needs while reducing unsafe behaviors like aggression, self-injury, or elopement
- Social skills: Playing with peers, sharing, and taking turns
- Self-care: Practicing routines like brushing teeth, washing hands, and cleaning up toys
ABC’s clinical research shows strong outcomes: 86% of families report major reductions in challenging behaviors within the first year of therapy, along with continued progress as goals evolve.
Is ABA therapy effective for autism?
Yes! Every autistic child is unique, and some children experience more significant progress with applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy than others. However, studies show that children who receive two or more years of intensive behavioral interventions, including ABA therapy, can often participate in school and social activities at the same level as their peers.
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