
Dr. Laurie Harrier
Executive Director / Licensed Psychologist



In-home services across Denton and nearby
Ages served
Preschool through adulthood (ages 3+)
Availability
Accepting new clients
Setting
Center-based · In-home · Telehealth
Languages
English
Overview
Denton and Frisco families turn to this North Texas nonprofit for a mix of group-based social skill-building and individual therapy services, spanning preschoolers through adults working toward independent living. Rather than a single therapy modality, the organization threads community outings, mentoring meetups, and contracted clinical care (ABA, counseling, neurofeedback) into one continuum of support. Group sizes are intentionally kept small so staff can give members with higher support needs more one-on-one attention.
Best suited to families who want their child or young adult practicing social and independence skills out in real community settings, not just inside a therapy room.
Session design leans on naturalistic practice, with meetups happening at restaurants, parks, and other everyday places, while contracted specialists layer in ABA, counseling, or neurofeedback for members who need it.
Anyone joining group programming completes a screening intake over Zoom first, and younger children in the preschool track receive ABA-based and play-based sessions through a contracted LPC, either at a community play space or in the home. The Denton building was damaged by flooding in June 2025 and was raising rebuild funds as of this writing, so it's worth confirming which location is currently open before you visit.
Services
The people

Executive Director / Licensed Psychologist

Contracted Counseling Supervisor

Contracted Social Work Supervisor
Andrea Mason Davis, LMSW, oversees the organization's contracted social work services.
Contracted Marriage and Family Therapy Supervisor
Charette Dersch, LMFT-S, supervises the practice's contracted marriage and family therapy services.
Reputation
Ratings and reviews sourced from Google.
Good to know
United Through H.O.P.E. provides ABA therapy in community-based, center and in-home settings in and around Denton. In-home suits families who want skills practiced in the child's own environment, while center-based offers a structured, distraction-light space.
In Texas, many commercial health plans and Texas Medicaid cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. A confirmed diagnosis is required for coverage, which is why many families begin with an evaluation — United Through H.O.P.E. can help you confirm your benefits first.
United Through H.O.P.E. serves ages Preschool through adulthood (ages 3+). If your child is near the edge of that range, it's worth reaching out — providers often make case-by-case decisions.
Yes — United Through H.O.P.E. offers telehealth in addition to in-person care for families across Texas, where clinically appropriate. It can be a practical option for follow-ups or for families a long drive from the clinic.
United Through H.O.P.E. is located at 503 Bolivar St, Denton, TX 76201, serving families throughout Denton and the surrounding area. If getting there is difficult, ask whether telehealth or in-home options are available.
United Through H.O.P.E. is currently accepting new clients in Denton. Sharing your child's age and insurance up front helps them tell you quickly whether they're a fit — availability can change fast.
Ratings sourced from Google. Autism Services Finder verifies listings but doesn’t endorse providers. Updated July 2026.
503 Bolivar St, Denton, TX 76201
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