About
The practice specializes in Early Intervention ABA for children from 1-6 years old, helping them reach their full potential through personalized, evidence-based therapy. With a focus on building communication, social, and daily-living skills, Connec-to-Talk's experienced team supports families every step of the way. They offer clinic-based, home-based, and community-based ABA therapy options, providing children with consistency and interactions with peers in a playful yet distraction-free setting. Connec-to-Talk has multiple locations across the four states, including in Danbury, Stamford, and Norwalk, CT, Pikesville and Westminster, MD, and Summerville, SC, with in-home ABA therapy support in surrounding areas. The practice is an in-network ABA provider for most commercial insurance providers and accepts Medicaid for Connecticut, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Insurance & payment
Connec-to-Talk is an in-network ABA provider for most commercial insurance providers and accepts Medicaid for Connecticut, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Before beginning services, the billing team will check your benefits and work to ensure that your child's services will be covered.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
Connec-to-Talk provides personalized, evidence-based ABA therapy to help children build meaningful skills, including communication, social skills, independence, and everyday behaviors.
Clinic-Based ABA Therapy
Connec-to-Talk offers structured, focused sessions with skilled BCBAs and behavior technicians in a clinic setting, providing children with consistency and interactions with peers.
Home-Based ABA Therapy
Connec-to-Talk delivers personalized autism support in the child's natural environment, helping them generalize skills and giving parents real-time coaching and strategies to use daily.
Community-Based ABA Therapy
Connec-to-Talk supports children in real-world settings like daycares and schools to foster social success, communication, and adaptive behavior, collaborating with educators and caregivers to ensure consistent, evidence-based support.