Therapy that grows with your family
Gold Vine provides personalized ABA therapy for neurodivergent children across the Southeast. We listen, we partner with you, and we stay committed to your child's long-term independence and your family's strength.
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Thank you so much for the patience, care, and dedication you've shown. The progress made means so much to our family and we are truly grateful you were part of his journey. You've made a lasting impact we won't forget.
Where Every Family's Journey Takes Root
Gold Vine takes a family-centered approach to behavioral therapy, supporting both children and caregivers through personalized care, clear communication, and structured environments that encourage meaningful progress at home and beyond.
- Parents are active partners in the therapy process, receiving guidance and training to support progress both during sessions and at home.
- Every child’s program is tailored to their unique needs and guided by experienced clinical leadership using proven ABA practices.
- Focused on consistency, communication, and long-term growth — prioritizing meaningful outcomes over high-volume therapy.
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Helping children build skills for life
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How we support your family
ABA therapy
We build therapy around what makes your child unique, with parents as true partners in the work. Sessions move at the pace that feels right for your family, not faster.
IEP & 504 consultation
IEP and 504 meetings can feel like you're speaking a different language. We help you understand the options and speak up for what your child needs at school.
Parent training
You're the expert on your child. We give you practical tools and the confidence to support their growth at home, in school, and everywhere else.
Childcare
Newly added childcare to offer expanded hours before and after therapy. Also available for children without autism.
Find a care center near you
We're here across the Southeast, close to home, building meaningful connections within our own communities and throughout the region we know and love.
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Proud supporters of military families
Military families make up over 30% of those we serve. Our team understands relocation, changing schedules, and TRICARE, making transitions easier for families.
Getting started with Gold Vine
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Submit your information
Share a few details about your child, location, and insurance so the team can better understand your needs.
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Initial consultation
Connect with our team to discuss your family’s needs, next steps, and how Gold Vine’s treatment model works. We’ll also help you understand ABA therapy, insurance requirements, and how services coordinate with other providers.
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Waiting list placement
If services aren’t immediately available, your family will be placed on a waitlist with clear expectations and updates.
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Receive welcome information
Access helpful resources, guidance, and optional parent training to begin supporting your child while you wait.
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Acceptance & onboarding
Once a spot opens, complete intake steps and prepare for your child’s personalized therapy journey.
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Treatment plan & ongoing training
Begin a tailored therapy program with ongoing communication, progress updates, and support for both your child and family.
Hear from our families
Thank you so much for the patience, care, and dedication you've shown. The progress made means so much to our family and we are truly grateful you were part of his journey. You've made a lasting impact we won't forget.
Thank you for your kindness and patience. We truly appreciate the positive impact that you've had on his journey and we are so thankful for the care and positivity you brought into his life.
Family owned, family focused
With a deeply personal approach to care, the team works closely with families to provide thoughtful, individualized therapy that supports both children and caregivers.
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Working with the best in the industry
Gold Vine works alongside government agencies, insurance providers, school districts, and community organizations to ensure families get the support they need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to what families ask us most often.
Where can I find additional resources?
Please visit our Resources page and Blog for helpful information, parent support, and educational content.
We update these pages regularly. If there is a topic or resource you would like to see added, please let us know. We are always looking for ways to better support families.
What ages do you serve?
We serve a variety of ages, generally ranging from 18 months through the teenage years. Age availability may vary by location, program, and clinical fit.
Please reach out to our team if you are unsure whether your child falls within the age range for services in your area.
Does my child need a diagnosis to receive ABA therapy?
Most private insurance plans require an autism diagnosis for ABA therapy coverage, while some Medicaid plans allow for ADHD or other qualifying diagnosis. While private pay does not always require a diagnosis, we do not currently accept private pay at this time. This may change in the future, so families are welcome to check back on our website or reach out for updates.
Do I need a referral for ABA therapy?
Yes. Insurance companies require an active referral (within 1 year) for ABA therapy before they will approve coverage.
If you are unsure whether your current referral is complete or up to date, our team can help guide you through what is needed.
What diagnoses do you accept?
Because we currently work through insurance and do not accept private pay at this time, we follow each insurance company’s coverage requirements.
Most private insurance plans we are in network with require an autism diagnosis for ABA therapy coverage. In some cases, Florida Medicaid may approve services for ADHD or another qualifying diagnosis.
If you believe your child may qualify for coverage without an autism diagnosis due to special circumstances, a case manager’s recommendation, or another coverage pathway, please reach out. We are happy to review your situation and help however we can.
What insurance plans do you accept?
Please visit our Partnerships page for the most up-to-date list of insurance plans we currently accept.
We are also open to credentialing with additional insurance companies. If you do not see your insurance listed, please reach out to our team and ask about submitting a credentialing request.
What is the intake process?
Families can begin by calling, emailing, or sending a referral to our team. From there, we will schedule an initial consultation call to learn more about your child, your family’s needs, and the services you are seeking.
Before services can begin, we will need an updated CDE or diagnostic evaluation, an active referral for ABA therapy, and a completed intake packet. Once we have the necessary paperwork, we will either begin the next steps toward services or place your child on the waitlist until availability opens.
What is the average wait time for services?
Our average wait time is typically 3–6 months, depending on location, availability, staffing, and scheduling needs.
We are also building a parent training program for waitlisted families so parents can begin learning helpful tools and strategies at home while waiting for in-person availability.
Get the support your family needs
Take the first step toward personalized care, clear guidance, and meaningful progress for your child.
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