Insights ABA

Insights ABA We provide behavioral health services, mental health services, and inclusive afterschool programs. Serving Johnston County and Eastern Wake County.

We are in-network with Cigna/Evernorth, Aetna, and Tricare. We also accept Private Pay and offer Sliding Scale payment options.

Why Do Some Autistic Children Line Up Toys?Many parents notice their child lining up cars, blocks, random household obje...
06/09/2026

Why Do Some Autistic Children Line Up Toys?

Many parents notice their child lining up cars, blocks, random household objects or other toys and wonder why. For some autistic children, lining up objects can be calming, enjoyable, and a way to create order in their environment.

This behavior may help children:
🚌 Explore patterns and organization.
🚌 Feel calm and regulated.
🚌 Learn about objects in their own way.
🚌 Create predictability in their day.

Lining up toys isn’t necessarily something that needs to be stopped. Instead, it can be an opportunity to connect with your child by joining their play, talking about the objects, counting them, or sorting them together.

Remember: Play doesn’t have to look the same for every child. Understanding the “why” behind a behavior helps us better support and connect with our kids.

☀️ 4 Tips for Summer with Neurodivergent Kids ☀️1. Keep a Flexible Routine.2. Prepare for Changes.3. Prioritize Sensory ...
06/04/2026

☀️ 4 Tips for Summer with Neurodivergent Kids ☀️

1. Keep a Flexible Routine.

2. Prepare for Changes.

3. Prioritize Sensory Needs.

4. Focus on Connection Over Perfection.

*Summer looks different for every family and that’s okay. Find what works for your child and celebrate the little wins along the way. ☀️🌻

3 Tips for Task Avoidance in Kids 💛✨ Break it down – Big tasks can feel overwhelming. Try one small step at a time.⏰ Use...
05/28/2026

3 Tips for Task Avoidance in Kids 💛

✨ Break it down – Big tasks can feel overwhelming. Try one small step at a time.

⏰ Use a visual schedule or a timer – Checklists and timers help make expectations clear.

🎉 Celebrate effort – Praise progress, not perfection. Small wins matter!

Sometimes kids aren’t avoiding tasks…. they’re feeling overwhelmed. A little support goes a long way. 💙

Today, we remember with gratitude the heroes who gave everything for our freedom. Their sacrifice will never be forgotte...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember with gratitude the heroes who gave everything for our freedom. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸 Stay safe out there.

ABA Therapy: Building skills, one step at a time. 😊
05/23/2026

ABA Therapy: Building skills, one step at a time. 😊

🐾 BF Squeaker Says Sunday 🐹We know growth doesn’t always happen in giant leaps. Sometimes progress looks like trying aga...
05/17/2026

🐾 BF Squeaker Says Sunday 🐹

We know growth doesn’t always happen in giant leaps. Sometimes progress looks like trying again, using a new word, tolerating change, or taking one brave little step. Tiny steps still count and we celebrate every single one. 💚 Hope everyone has a relaxing Sunday.

For many neurodivergent children and adults, predictability creates comfort. Classroom schedules and daily visual schedu...
05/14/2026

For many neurodivergent children and adults, predictability creates comfort. Classroom schedules and daily visual schedules are more than just pictures on a wall…. they are tools that help make the world feel more manageable.

Visual schedules can help with:
✨ Reducing anxiety — Knowing what comes next can ease worry and uncertainty.
✨ Supporting transitions — Moving from one activity to another can be hard. A schedule helps prepare for the change.
✨ Building independence — Instead of relying on constant reminders, individuals can reference their schedule and gain confidence in navigating their day.
✨ Improving communication — For non-speaking individuals or those with language delays, visuals can provide understanding and reassurance.
✨ Creating routine and predictability — Routine helps many neurodivergent minds feel safe, regulated, and ready to learn.

Whether verbal, using sign language, or communicating through a device, everyone deserves tools that support their success. Sometimes something as simple as a visual schedule can make a big difference in turning overwhelming moments into manageable ones.

Communication is more than words 💙 Join us for our Early Intervention Parent Workshop as we share simple, everyday strat...
05/11/2026

Communication is more than words 💙 Join us for our Early Intervention Parent Workshop as we share simple, everyday strategies to support your child’s communication journey and build communication skills at home. Sign ups on the website!

🗓 Saturday, May 30, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 21 Sarazen Dr, Ste 102, Clayton, NC 27527

We’ll cover communication skills, prevention strategies, and teaching tools to help support your child’s growth. We can’t wait to see you there!

Happy Mother’s Day weekend to the neurodivergent moms in our community. 💖Whether you are autistic, ADHD, sensory-sensiti...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day weekend to the neurodivergent moms in our community. 💖

Whether you are autistic, ADHD, sensory-sensitive, anxious, or simply navigating motherhood in your own unique way - your experiences matter, your voice matters, and your love matters.

Thank you for showing up, advocating, and loving your children so deeply.

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Clayton, NC

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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