Events
Therapy Smarts is proud to host an ABA Advocacy Event in partnership with North Carolina Senator Natalie Murdock to discuss the impact of House Bill 696 on children with autism, their families, and healthcare providers across North Carolina. This important community event will bring together families, advocates, healthcare professionals, and elected officials to raise awareness about proposed changes affecting access to medically necessary ABA therapy services. Attendees will hear directly from parents, providers, and community leaders about the life-changing impact of therapy services and the importance of protecting access to care for children with autism. The event reflects Therapy Smarts’ ongoing commitment to advocacy, education, and ensuring every child has the opportunity to thrive.
ABA Advocacy Event: House Bill 696 and its Impact on NC Children, Families, and Providers
Friday, June 19th
9 :00 AM – 11:00 AM
1130 Weaver Dairy Rd. Chapel Hill, NC (Our Chapel Hill clinic)
RSVP to the event by clicking the button below.
About Co-Host, Senator Natalie Murdock
Therapy Smarts is honored to welcome Natalie S. Murdock as co-host of our ABA Advocacy Event.
Senator Murdock proudly represents North Carolina’s 20th Senate District, serving residents of Durham and Chatham counties. Since joining the North Carolina Senate in 2020, she has been a strong advocate for children, families, healthcare access, education, and community well-being. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Senator Murdock has dedicated her career to public service and ensuring that North Carolina families have a voice in decisions that impact their lives.
As a champion for her community, Senator Murdock understands the importance of accessible healthcare and support services for children and families. Her partnership in this event reflects a shared commitment to raising awareness about House Bill 696 and fostering meaningful conversations about the future of ABA therapy and autism services across North Carolina.
We are grateful for Senator Murdock’s leadership and her dedication to listening to families, providers, and advocates as we work together to support children with autism and their access to medically necessary care.
