Kind Behavioral Health

When it comes to supporting children with autism, early intervention isn’t just helpful, it’s critical. At Kind Behavioral Health, we provide ABA therapy for children as young as 18 months. Starting early allows us to: ✅ Build foundational communication and social skills ✅ Reduce behaviors that interfere with learning ✅ Support caregivers in building structure at home ✅ Foster independence and emotional regulation Our programs are individualized and designed to meet each child where they are. We work in-clinic, at home, and in the community to create lasting progress. Research shows that early ABA services significantly improve outcomes in language, cognition, and adaptive behavior. If you're a parent considering services or a pediatric professional seeking referrals, we're here to help. 📍Serving families across North Carolina and Georgia. #EarlyIntervention #ABATherapy #PediatricAutismCare #NeurodiversitySupport #AutismAwareness #ChildDevelopment

Behind the Role: What Does an RBT Do? RBTs, or Registered Behavior Technicians, are the backbone of ABA therapy. They’re the compassionate, consistent presence working 1:1 with clients each day, implementing care plans and tracking progress toward key goals. RBTs at Kind Behavioral Health: ✔️ Help clients build communication and life skills ✔️ Collaborate with BCBAs and caregivers ✔️ Support children across settings whether at home, in clinic, and in the community ✔️ Celebrate every win, big or small It’s a hands-on role that blends science and heart. And it’s a stepping stone into a fulfilling career in behavioral health. 🌱 Interested in joining the field? We provide training, structure, and mentorship to help you grow. 🔗 Learn more or apply: https://lnkd.in/eFmd9Yr5 #RBT #BehavioralHealthCareers #ABAProfessionals #AutismSupport #WhatIsAnRBT #EntryLevelJobsWithImpact

Here at Kind Behavioral Health we're proud to offer several programs to a variety of learners. One of which being our Early Intervention Program for young learners up to age three. The focus of this program is to develop foundational learning, communication, and social skills. We use play-based instruction and follow each child’s natural motivation to support the development of the following essential skills: 🟢 Expanding interests and building play skills 🟢 A communication system that works for the child 🟢 Early learning skills like attending and responding 🟢 Joint attention and early social connection 🟢 Growing sense of autonomy and self-expression Interested in learning more about our Early Intervention services? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/etqiFCYS

We were honored to represent Kind Behavioral Health at the NCABA Conference and connect with so many who share our commitment to compassionate, evidence-based care. 💙 One of our favorite moments? Handing out our Be Kind bracelets, small tokens with a big message. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth, shared your stories, and helped us spread the mission of building a kinder, more supportive behavioral health community. 💫

Big things are coming to Holly Springs, NC! Take a peek at our newest clinic that's on-track to open this summer! 📸👇

Can ABA be done at home? Yes, and for many families, it makes all the difference! Home-based ABA offers several advantages such as a natural environment, family involvement, and convenience. At Kind Behavioral Health, we bring therapy to your child’s natural environment, making it easier to apply and generalize skills to everyday situations and achieve meaningful progress. Hear more from our BCBA, Julie Bennett, about how home-based services work! 🎥 https://bit.ly/4jGrVkL

In Alicia's words, "These are the moments where the impact of ABA extends beyond the individual and fosters more inclusive, collaborative, and supportive environments that will benefit not just the client, but every child in the setting." Thank you to Snigdhasri for the incredible work you do every day! 🎉

Just one year ago, our Matthews, NC clinic opened its doors—and what a year it’s been! 🎉 Happy anniversary to this incredible local team and to the clients and families who call it home.

In honor of #BestFriendsDay, we’re shining a spotlight on the power of friendship! 💚 Whether it’s a classmate, a sibling, a cousin, a trusted adult, an ABA provider, or even a pet — friendships can help children with Autism feel seen, supported, and connected. That said, making and keeping friends can come with challenges. Kiddos may experience difficulty with things like communication or understanding social cues. But with the right support, those challenges can be worked through together! Encourage your child to connect through shared interests, and remind them (and yourself!) that it’s okay to take breaks from social interactions when needed. By practicing patience and helping kids learn to advocate for their needs, we’re laying the groundwork for confidence and connection. ABA is one tool that can support this growth — helping build foundational skills like turn-taking, shared play, emotional understanding, and communication. Because friendship is for everyone!

Join us in congratulating Kind Behavioral Health’s Huntersville Clinic Director, Lauren Broadwell, on her accomplishments at this year’s North Carolina Association for Behavior Analysis (NCABA) Conference! 🎉 This year’s event marked the end of her two-year term as Member-at-Large and the beginning of her four-year term as NCABA Vice President. We’re so proud to have leaders like Lauren helping shape the future of ABA. Thank you for all you do! 🙌